Richard Hartlage Land Morphology

Land Morphology is a Seattle-based landscape architecture practice focused on creating rich, emotive places across the United States. Founded by Richard Hartlage, Land Morphology is comprised of a talented interdisciplinary team of landscape architects, designers, urban planners, and horticulturists, who create highly varied spaces that integrate exquisite built form, sophisticated horticulture, and the fine arts. Each space is uniquely memorable, vibrant, carefully crafted, and environmentally sustainable. Land Morphology offers deep experience in designing landscapes of multiple types and scales: from customized site furnishings, like the Seibert and Rice "Birds and Bees" terracotta pots, to large, public gardens such as the Chihuly Garden and Glass and Herb and Vegetable Garden at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden. We believe that great landforms are a process to be nurtured and developed, not static spaces where design ends the day installation is complete. With vast training, knowledge, and commitment to horticulture and management, we continue to shape and cultivate each place as it matures and evolves.