Jolene Rieck, ASLA
Jolene is the principal landscape architect for Peaks to Plains Design. She
is often the project manager, deals with client coordination, design oversight
and quality control. Jolene has the experience of working on all types of projects
from residential to the federal government. Jolene defines a successful project
as creative, technically achievable and fiscally responsible.
Education
North Dakota State University
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture; Concentration area: Natural Resource Management
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design; Minor: Earth Science
Professional Registrations & Affiliations
Licensed Landscape Architect, Montana, #184LAR
Licensed Landscape Architect, Wyoming, #LA-0073C
Licensed Landscape Architect, North Dakota, #8
Licensed Landscape Architect, South Dakota, #10075
CLARB Certified Landscape Architect, #3208
Member, American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA)
Past President, ID/MT ASLA Chapter
Member, American Planning Association
Member, National Recreation & Parks Association
Member, Montana and Wyoming Recreation & Parks Associations
Alumni Member, Sigma Alpha Professional Agricultural Sorority
Past Chair, Yellowstone Historic Preservation Board
Continuing Education
Innovative Stormwater Harvesting
Stormwater Management Products & Zero Discharge Solutions
Getting Green Streets to take Root
Understanding Alternative Approaches to Soil Design
James Clarkson Environmental Discovery Center
Playspaces: Using Custom Design to Create a Sense of Place
ASLA’s Landscape Soil Specification System
Outdoor Kitchen Design
Implementing the Historic American Landscape Survey (HALS)
Landscape Planting Techniques in Difficult Clayey Soils
Soils for Sustainable Parks and Recreation Facilities
Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED)
EPA Greenscapes: Building Sustainable Sites from the Ground Up - Water
Integrating Landscape Design & Sewage Treatment w/Constructed Wetlands
Permeable Pavements & Structural Soils
Transforming Perimeter Security Around Federal Buildings
Green Roof Infrastructure: Design and Installation 201
Traffic Calming (APWA)
Storm Water Management: Creative Techniques for Detention & Infiltration
Awards
2007 Award for Excellence in Community Park Design in Valley West Subdivision, Bozeman, Montana
Gallatin Valley Land Trust recognition for efforts to design and plan quality community parks and trails in the Cattail Creek Development in Bozeman, Montana
Western Business “40 Under 40” Award
Zonta Club of Billings Member of the Year, 2008
Anthony Pratt
Anthony has special interest in alternative transportation systems and environmentally sensitive design. As a landscape architect in training, his role is to ensure that each project has been evaluated for its merits for opportunities to integrate fun and unique ideas. In addition, Anthony works closely with the landscape architect to incorporate the client’s needs into any design or plan.
His previous work experience included subdivision development, including development of design strategies to increase revenue, GIS analysis of floodplain map revisions and evaluation of alternative transportation systems. He is extremely adept at computer applications including AutoCad, GIS, Sketchup and computer programming. Anthony’s definition of a successful project includes a space that can serve multiple functions through the careful consideration of all possible users.
Education
University of Kentucky
Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture
Professional Affiliations
Associate Member, American Society of Landscape Architects
Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals
Member, BikeNet
Additional Certifications
OSHA Certified in Construction Safety and Health
Certified Bicycle Instructor
Continuing Education
Revision to the AASHTO Guide for the Development of Bicycle Facilities
Mike Lin 2 Day Graphic Workshop
Creating Walkable Communities Workshop
Traffic Skills 101 Bicycling Course
Counting Bicycles and Pedestrians Webinar by APBP
League of American Bicyclists Instructor Training
Multi-Modal Transportation Planning- Overview and Implementation
Traditional Drawing – Digitally Remastered
Gutters to Green- Innovative Water Harvesting
Re-Engineering the Streets of Los Angeles
Post-Disaster Cedar Rapids: Rebuilding Society, Economy and Environment
Green Streets: A Synergistic Approach
London 2012, the Olympic Catalyst: A Legacy Ambition
The Sustainable Sites Initiative Performance Benchmarks: An Integrated Approach
Inside the LA Studio with Ken Smith Landscape Architect
Maximizing CAD to Work Smarter with a Smaller Workforce
