Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects
Mary Cadwallender is a skilled Landscape Designer with extensive experience in the field, currently employed at Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects since September 2017. Prior roles include positions as a Landscape Designer at Rhodeside & Harwell, Incorporated and a Graduate Design Assistant at Virginia Tech, where contributions to the Springsbury Arboretum project earned a 2016 ASLA Merit Award for Unbuilt Projects. Additional experience includes working as an Assistant Coordinator for the Farm Alliance of Baltimore City and serving as a Sustainable Agriculture Extension Agent with the Peace Corps. Mary holds a Master of Landscape Architecture from Virginia Tech and a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry with a Biochemistry Concentration and Women's Studies from Goucher College, complemented by a brief educational experience at NOLS and early education at The Madeira School.
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Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects
Founded in 1985, Nelson Byrd Woltz (NBW) is a 40-person landscape architecture firm with offices in Charlottesville Virginia and New York City. Committed to education and conservation, the firm has been involved in a broad array of public and private projects including botanic gardens and zoos, public parks, private gardens and estates, academic institutions, corporate campuses, and town planning. The firm actively seeks this diversity of project scales and types to cultivate the creativity of the professional staff. The varied backgrounds of the staff include studies in the fields of landscape architecture, architecture, anthropology, biology, economics, ecology, zoology, horticulture, art, art history, and architectural history. This broad knowledge base supports the firm’s collective creativity and ability to respond to diverse client needs. The firm’s work has garnered over 80 national and regional awards and has been widely published. Current projects include Hudson Yards in Manhattan (NY), Memorial Park in Houston (TX), Centennial Park in Nashville (TN), Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Cornwall Park in Auckland (New Zealand), Devonian Botanic Garden in Edmonton (Canada), and Brooklyn Navy Yard Naval Hospital Cemetery Memorial Landscape (NY). The work of the firm has been featured in numerous national and international publications and is the subject of a recently released monograph published by Princeton Architectural Press.