Jolene Rieck, ASLA
Jolene is the principal landscape architect for Peaks to Plains Design. She
is often the project manager, deals with client coordination, design oversight
and quality control. Jolene has the experience of working on all types of projects
from residential to the federal government. Jolene defines a successful project
as creative, technically achievable and fiscally responsible.
Education
North Dakota State University
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture; Concentration area: Natural Resource Management
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design; Minor: Earth Science
Professional Registrations & Affiliations
Licensed Landscape Architect, Montana, #184LAR
Licensed Landscape Architect, Wyoming, #LA-0073C
Licensed Landscape Architect, North Dakota, #8
CLARB Certified Landscape Architect, #3208
Member, American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA)
ID/MT ASLA Chapter President
Member, American Planning Association
Member, National Parks & Recreation Association
Alumni Member, Sigma Alpha Professional Agricultural Sorority
Past Chair, Yellowstone Historic Preservation Board
Continuing Education
Outdoor Kitchen Design
Implementing the Historic American Landscape Survey (HALS)
Landscape Planting Techniques in Difficult Clayey Soils
Soils for Sustainable Parks and Recreation Facilities
Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED)
EPA Greenscapes: Building Sustainable Sites from the Ground Up - Water
Integrating Landscape Design & Sewage Treatment w/Constructed Wetlands
Permeable Pavements & Structural Soils
Transforming Perimeter Security Around Federal Buildings
Green Roof Infrastructure: Design and Installation 201
Traffic Calming (APWA)
Storm Water Management: Creative Techniques for Detention & Infiltration
Charles Wissenbach
Chuck is a landscape designer with over five years of experience in the design & design-build industry, much of which was in the Denver, Colorado area. Chuck can quickly develop design solutions, visualize the installation techniques and efficiently produce construction documents. Chuck defines a successful project as one that creates a unity of space and enhances the environment it surrounds.
Education
Colorado State University
Bachelor of Landscape Horticulture
Concentration: Landscape Design & Contracting
Professional Affiliations
Member, Montana Nursery & Landscape Association (MNLA)
Continuing Education
Landscape Architecture Design Project Management
