Kindred to the Japanese tradition of placing a stone bound in rope at the entrance of a tea garden, the stone is there to remind the visitor to pause. It tells him that he is about to enter a different world. As each day passes, what I believed Leading Landscapes was going to be, changes again as opportunities present themselves and the future unfolds.

Metamorphosis . . .

Working with and for the public to create systems with transparencies that go beyond sustainability. Striving to be effective in inspiring people to live healthy lifestyles that are harmonious with nature.

Ecological analysis drives a scientifically based design process – turning science into art.

alicia yballa | leed ap bd+c

Independent Contractor