Rayna is a Principal at CMG Landscape Architecture with 20 years of experience. She is interested in making places that seize people on first encounter – drawing visitors back again and again. Embracing time as a partner – she works with season and materiality to reveal change and use in a place.
From small objects to complex landscapes, she celebrates and invites interaction within spaces. She hopes these experiences cultivate curiosity, expand perception, and help grow a collective vocabulary – one that elevates conversations about the importance of life and beauty around us.
Through her leadership of both academic and workplace campus environments, she approaches design realizing the public realm needs both social attractions and un-programmed moments of discovery to support community life. She hopes to make places that people want to be in. Rayna earned a Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture from Cornell University and joined CMG in 2004.
