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Our Team
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Max Wolf

Landscape Architect

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Dylan Furst

Nursery Manager

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Jeff Samuels

Project Manager

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Nick Illman

Field Crew

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Avery Ritter

Landscape Architect I.T.

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Devon Burns

Maintenance Specialist

Project Landworks is an owner operated company where employees earn a living wage with full medical benefits, paid time off and sponsored volunteer hours.  ​We provide on the job training, continuing education support and maintain healthy work life balance by operating Monday-Thursday. 

Certifications, Awards & Associations
Low Impact Development Certified

Certified Low Impact Designer

Low Impact Development is a stormwater and land-use management strategy that tries to mimic natural hydrologic conditions by emphasizing conservation, use of on-site natural features and distributed stormwater best management practices.

EcoPro Certified Sustainable Landscape Professional

ecoPRO Certified

  • Protect & conserve natural resources

  • Native landscaping & sustain plant health

  • Protect & create wildlife habitat

  • Build healthy soils

  • Use sustainable methods & materials

  • Enhance human health & well-being

Homeowner Incentive Program Certified

Certified HIP Designers & Installers

Bellingham's Homeowner Incentive Program aims to improve the water quality of the Lake Whatcom watershed through native landscaping and green stormwater infrastructure. Visit lakewhatcomhip.org for more info

Best of the Northwest Landscape Design
Best of the Northwest Landscape Design

Best Landscape Company

Voted best landscape company gold in 2022 and silver in 2023 by Bellingham Alive Magazine, Best of the Northwest edition.

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ASLA

Dedicated to advancing the landscape architecture profession and enhancing the natural and built environments.

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Sustainable Connections

Advances a regenerative local economy that builds community, strengthens food systems, catalyzes climate solutions, and expands access to housing in NW Washington.

Volunteer Events
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