About
Howard Supnik is a Registered Landscape Architect, a member of the
American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) and is CLARB
(Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards) certified.
He received his Bachelor of Arts from Oberlin College in Ohio, attended the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies in New York, served as a Horticultural Intern at The Garden In The Woods in Framingham Massachusetts and received his Master in Landscape Architecture from Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Howard worked with the internationally acclaimed Hanna/Olin Ltd and Olin Partnership (now OLIN) in Philadelphia for over sixteen years, where he was involved in providing a broad range of professional design services to commercial, institutional and residential projects.
Howard has taught landscape architectural courses at both Temple University and Pennsylvania College of Art & Design and continues to enrich his education of horticulture with Longwood Garden’s Professional Courses for landscape professionals for Certificate of Merit in Ornamental Plants.
His past work at OLIN in Philadelphia enabled him to learn from his mentors and peers, and grow as a landscape architect. It was a fascinating time where he was able to travel and meet the best and brightest design professionals from around the world. Here are just some of the Olin projects, including the Getty Center (see ASLA 2017 Landmark Award), where he was able to have a sizable impact on their design and construction (all photos/images courtesy of OLIN):
