Isabel Lewis (Studio Art ‘19), is an integral member of the LVF team, a certified women-owned landscape architecture firm committed to designing beautiful and enduring public spaces. Isabel provides designs for a range of projects, from intimate gardens to regional-scale master planning. Her work is guided by a drive to understand the interplay between culture and ecology, balancing environmental sensitivity with a careful approach to community values and interests.

Isabel holds a Master of Landscape Architecture degree from Harvard University, where she received the Penny White Fellowship to examine the legacy of Frederick Law Olmsted’s designs for healthcare campuses. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art from Reed College, receiving the Fellowship for International Travel to document relationships between light and architecture in the Arctic. Prior to joining LVF, Isabel was an Editor at Pairs Magazine and a Studio Assistant at Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, Inc.