Vince is a graduate of the Bachelor of Landscape Architecture program at the University of Guelph. During his undergrad, he had a particular interest in studying cultural history and has found this learning to be complementary to his pursuit of landscape architecture. Vincent was involved in the Landscape Architecture Student Society (LASS) as a co-president and also participated in the establishment of the Canadian Association of Students of Landscape Architecture (CASLA/ACÉAP).

He is passionate about spaces that enhance the public realm while promoting sustainable living. Vince’s interests lie in low-impact development strategies, urban ecology, and community design. The ways in which landscapes change and evolve over time intrigue him, and he finds purpose in considering this evolution in his design process.

With experience in landscape construction, Vince has a well-rounded skill set that allows him to approach landscape design from both a practical and conceptual perspective. He truly enjoys the process of learning and strives to continually expand his understanding of landscape design by exploring new projects, software, and methods. Vince’s learning aptitude is supported by his colleagues, whom he is thankful to consider as mentors during his professional development period.

Having grown up in and around modified cars, Vince often spends much his free time in the garage.