Ye Tian

Senior Landscape Designer

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With a background in both landscape design and traditional artistic disciplines, Landscape Designer Ye Tian brings valuable digital and hand-based techniques to every stage of a project, from concept through construction. Her experience include: an urban plaza component of a new transit-oriented development in New Rochelle; a publicly accessible waterfront esplanade at the Durst Organization’s Hallets Point Development; a 35-acre urban nature preserve in Arverne East, Queens; and the extension of New Jersey’s first stormwater park at Hoboken Southwest Park. Ye comes to Starr Whitehouse from the Rhode Island School of Design, where she completed her Master’s in Landscape Architecture.

Representative Projects:

Halletts Point Esplanade, Queens, New York
St. Mary’s Park Master Plan, Bronx, New York
East Shore Shoreline Parks Plan, Staten Island, NY
Arverne East Nature Preserve, Queens, NY
Marsha P Johnson State Park, Brooklyn, New York
Bear Mountain Restoration, Bear Mountain, NY
Arverne Nature Preserve, Queens, NY
Jones Beach Energy and Nature Center, Jones Beach, NY
Halletts Point Waterfront Development, Queens, NY
Bayard Cutting Arboretum, Great River, NY
Freshkills South Park, Staten Island, NY
New Rochelle Transit-Oriented Development, New Rochelle, NY
Forest Hills Housing Development Campus, Queens, NY
East Harlem Resiliency Study, New York, NY