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I’m Emily Suchy, a landscape designer and researcher based in Berlin with a background in environmental science and urban design. My work blends ecological thinking, community engagement, and creative visualization to shape resilient, people-centered landscapes. I have led and collaborated on design-build projects, artistic exhibitions, and academic investigations at LUH and UBC, with a focus on sustainable asset management, social justice in urban spaces, and turning bold ideas into tangible, livable landscapes.…I’m Emily Suchy, a landscape designer and researcher based in Berlin with a background in environmental science and urban design. My work blends ecological thinking, community engagement, and creative visualization to shape resilient, people-centered landscapes. I have led and collaborated on design-build projects, artistic exhibitions, and academic investigations at LUH and UBC, with a focus on sustainable asset management, social justice in urban spaces, and turning bold ideas into tangible, livable landscapes.

Emily Suchy

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I’m Emily Suchy, a landscape designer and researcher based in Berlin with a background in environmental science and urban design. My work blends ecological thinking, community engagement, and creative visualization to shape resilient, people-centered landscapes. I have led and collaborated on design-build projects, artistic exhibitions, and academic investigations at LUH and UBC, with a focus on sustainable asset management, social justice in urban spaces, and turning bold ideas into tangible, livable landscapes.…I’m Emily Suchy, a landscape designer and researcher based in Berlin with a background in environmental science and urban design. My work blends ecological thinking, community engagement, and creative visualization to shape resilient, people-centered landscapes. I have led and collaborated on design-build projects, artistic exhibitions, and academic investigations at LUH and UBC, with a focus on sustainable asset management, social justice in urban spaces, and turning bold ideas into tangible, livable landscapes.

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I’m Emily Suchy, a landscape designer and researcher based in Berlin with a background in environmental science and urban design. My work blends ecological thinking, community engagement, and creative visualization to shape resilient, people-centered landscapes.

I have led and collaborated on design-build projects, artistic exhibitions, and academic investigations at LUH and UBC, with a focus on sustainable asset management, social justice in urban spaces, and turning bold ideas into tangible, livable landscapes.

Skills

Experience Level

Expert

Expert

Expert

Expert

Language

English

Fluent

German

Fluent

Spanish; Castilian

Advanced

French

Beginner

Work Experience

Graduate Student Assistant at Institute for Landscape Architecture, Leibniz University Hannover

December 15, 2022 - July 31, 2023

Support in landscape architecture research; translate and upkeep of institute website English/German

Graduate Student Assistant at EXPERI Research Group, TU Berlin

October 1, 2024 - August 31, 2025

Designed graphics for a PhD thesis on communication surrounding cyclist casualties in Berlin traffic accidents; supported research tasks related to the mobility transition

Organic Farm Worker at Terra Firma Farms

April 5, 2021 - October 15, 2021

Landscape Designer at Selkirk Planning & Design

September 30, 2024 - December 31, 2024

Analysis and preliminary design for a new residential development with the Williams Lake First Nation; Mapping and GIS analysis for various projects in small mountain towns in British Columbia; Visualizations for Transit-Oriented-Development policy guidelines

Farm Tour Coordinator & Film Producer at Revelstoke Local Food Initiative

June 7, 2021 - November 15, 2021

Filmed and cut a short documentary film highlighting the challenges and pleasures of small-scale organic farming in the Revelstoke foodshed, BC, Canada.