Rachael Meyer has led Weber Thompson’s Landscape Architecture Studio since 2015, with a focus on integrating landscape with urban development.  Her experience in commercial, residential, and public projects in Seattle includes notable projects such as The Bullitt Center and McGilvra Place Park, as well as the Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetlands. She is a critical team member early in projects to help build consensus amongst clients, consultants and other key stakeholders.

Rachael is passionate about high performance landscape design and the role of green space in the urban fabric. She regularly speaks and writes about the intersection of landscape and development.

Active in the community, Rachael has served on a variety of professional boards, most recently as co-chair of the NAIOP Sustainable Development Committee. Other involvements include the UW Landscape Professional Advisory Committee, an Executive Board Member with Architects Without Borders, and the Washington Association of Landscape Architects Executive Board. In 2008, Rachael was the recipient of the King County Housing Development Consortium’s Unsung Hero Award.

Education

University of Washington, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture / Bachelor of Arts, Scandinavian Studies

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