ASLA, CLARB
David graduated with a degree in Landscape Architecture from Harvard University, and established Bartsch Landscape Architecture in 1999.
Prior to starting his firm, David spent a decade working with leading firms in Boston and Paris (Martha Schwartz, Craig Halvorson, Morgan Wheelock, Allain Provost), on projects including public parks, regional high schools, assisted living facilities, garden-cemeteries, and custom private homes.
From travels in Europe, Asia, Scandinavia, and across North America, David reinterprets the successful ingredients of large and small landmark settings to create unique and engaging landscapes that contribute in their own way to the better built environment.
The objective is beautiful, well-loved, and durable places. The key factors are respectful client service, ever-growing knowledge of proven methods in design and construction, and keeping an open mind to fresh ideas for exceptional results.
David leads projects with diverse teams from needs and options review, through design and construction, to operations. David’s close project management integrates and controls schedules, budgets, and scopes of work. His proactive involvement results in high-quality projects, excellent customer service, and measurable cost savings.
Bartsch Landscape Architecture transforms everyday spaces into extraordinary places.
See the downloadable CV for more information on David’s background, education, and professional affiliations.
It will be occasional. And it will be interesting.
