We are proud to announce the launch of the PAYETTE Landscape webpage!
Our Landscape team has been an integral part of the firm, steadily growing their expertise over the years. We are excited to showcase and celebrate their collective achievements with a dedicated online space. The Landscape page offers a unique behind-the-scenes look at how the team works, what inspires them and the tools and techniques they use to bring their visions to life. The page will also serve as a valuable resource to track and document in-house projects, acting as a benchmark for future work.
The main page highlights the five core values that drive our practice. Two banners feature the key project types, each linking to a detailed list of projects with additional insights. Filled with rich visuals—drawings, renderings, sketches and photos of built projects—the page offers an in-depth exploration of Landscape Architecture. You can also read about the team’s focus on design experimentation, storytelling, sustainability, EDI and how they weave nature into every project.
Thoughtfully designed in-house by the landscape group in close collaboration with our marketing team, we hope you enjoy exploring and discovering more about this valuable part of our firm!
Sandrine Héroux, Sophie McKenzie, and Emily Chowdhury are each members of our in-house Fabrication team. Their day-to-day work centers on a simple question: what changes when design becomes something people can physically test?
These women challenge the notion of fabrication as a support service, framing it instead as an essential component of architectural authorship, a way to test ideas, share agency, and widen the boundaries of what architectural practice can include.
In our most recent blog, they discuss their individual paths in architecture and reflect on their experience using fabrication as a tool for fostering shared agency, community engagement and broadening the role of the architect. Link in bio!
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