A natural problem solver with a background in architecture. Cody looks at the practically, constructability and inherent characteristics of each unique location. The result? Site-specific interventions and technical know-how that is informed by the ecology of people and place. His honest commitment to applying design logic based on utility, and employing sound construction technologies to complex programs, sets him apart.

Cody believes in the potential for landscape architecture to bring communities alive through attention to detail, an emphasis on public engagement, and creating meaningful connections between the built and natural environment. Coordinating between multiple disciplines and trades is one of Cody’s strengths and jumps at any opportunity to be on site from site analysis until final plant layout.

I am an active gardener in my Somerville community garden where I grow hops for my special home brewed beer.

Hands down, Deb Myers is a people person. Her passion for building meaningful relationships, activating team involvement and creating excitement fuels her design career. Her expertise spans boutique design studios and international firms, bringing a sophisticated and innovative approach to urban, underutilized sites that require thoughtful and thorough solutions. She welcomes responsibility. Not only for the design direction and management of project initiatives, but with a specific lens on transforming and enlivening New England neighborhoods. Community service and professional advocacy have always been at the core of her work and personal life. It’s what gives her work meaning, sparks joy in her life, and drives her hands-on approach. Overlooked and chronically underserved neighborhoods benefit from Deb’s drive to create positive and lasting change. Her wish? To accelerate the creation of extraordinary outdoor environments that are livable, accessible and equitable.

On the water boating, running through the Emerald Necklace with a new pair of kicks, or bingeing Korean drama—specifically: Squid Game.

People deserve good design. Jeff’s unwavering belief in this humble notion is the foundation of his approach, and collaborative process. He exemplifies the diligent and pragmatic design professional that delights in problem solving, finds ways to amplify beauty and cares about the details. Jeff’s expertise ranges from master planning to residential design—and everything in-between. His enthusiasm for design and thoughtful aesthetic expression is evident in his work. Jeff views design as a catalyst for positive change, and creates opportunities to develop the nuances that elevate a project from good to great. The result? The transformation of outdoor spaces into inviting extensions of where we live, work and play.

Fly fishing. Both meditative and exhilarating that’s where I’ll be—on the Swift River. It’s the most popular style of fishing, and the most ancient. Bring your rod.

An integrated perspective with a refined methodology—that’s what makes Nicole’s innovative designs stand apart. Her work is informed by her education as both an architect and landscape architect. This symbiotic relationship allows her to lead complex projects to successful fruition. From mixed-use developments and sports venues to corporate and campus environments, Nicole brings passion, expertise, and curiosity to each commission. Her 15 years of experience at distinguished firms—Martha Schwartz Partners, Sasaki Associates, and Peter Zumthor’s architecture studio in Switzerland—provides her with a well-rounded understanding of the unique challenges, sustainable solutions, and artistic expression that results in memorable outcomes for the client and end user.

I'm a certified equine massage therapist. You’ll find me riding my horse in the Sherborn countryside in my free time.