Brandon graduated from the University of Washington’s Master of Landscape Architecture program. He developed an interest in incorporating more natural spaces into our cities and neighborhoods. Rewilded, restoration, conservation and permaculture projects around the world shape the way he approaches design, thinking of plants and animals as users of our spaces, too. With a background in arts and architecture, he has been navigating how our cities can reflect the love and care that we should have for our natural world, starting with design.

Being born and raised in The Bahamas, he is deeply connected to tropical plant and animal communities. This can be seen through his artistic expression, often painting the sea-scapes, flora and fauna to capture its beauty and uniqueness. He prioritizes learning about native plants and how they are connected to the people and lands they grow on. Brandon hopes to continue his journey through landscape design in Hawai’i, learning from more experienced landscape designers, educators, naturalists, and artists who share similar goals as he does.