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Takashi Sato

Associate at OLIN

Takashi Sato is an experienced landscape architect with a diverse background in design and project management. Currently serving as an Associate at OLIN since October 2009, Takashi has held various titles including Senior Landscape Architect and Senior Landscape Designer. Prior experience includes a role as a Contract Designer at Nikken Sekkei, where Takashi contributed to significant projects such as the Tokyo Sky Tree and the Nihondaira Hotel reconstruction. Earlier positions include Landscape Designer at OLIN and a Summer Intern at Graham Landscape Architecture, where exposure to high-end residential projects was gained. Takashi holds a Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture from Temple University and certificates in Branding and Communication as well as Project Management. Currently, Takashi is pursuing an Advanced Sommelier Certificate specializing in Viticulture and Enology at the Wine School of Philadelphia.

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Philadelphia, United States

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OLIN

OLIN is dedicated to affecting positive change through landscape architecture, urban design and planning. We are advocates for the artful creation and transformation of the public realm, and practice in a range of scales, including ecological and regional systems, urban districts, campuses, civic parks, plazas, and intimate gardens. From our studios in Philadelphia and Los Angeles, OLIN crafts timeless spaces that promote social interaction and enhance life. We successfully realize projects locally and internationally, each one reflecting its unique context. Through rigorous research, analysis and a dynamic design process, OLIN incorporates the intrinsic qualities of a site to generate a landscape that is embraced by its community. Sustainability is a central tenet of our holistic approach, uniting natural processes with technical innovation to produce contemporary and beautiful places. We collaborate with clients, architects, engineers, artists and communities to build consensus among diverse interests while attaining the highest level of design integrity.


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