Where Water Flows, Healthy Landscapes Grow

Episode 17 of The Green Route with MAREDI Design is here! Be sure to check it out on your favorite streaming platform, such as Apple Podcasts or Spotify , or by clicking here.

This is a captivating episode where we had the pleasure of speaking with Rachael Meyer, Landscape Architecture Principal and Director of Sustainability at Weber Thompson. Rachael is a leader in sustainable design, and her projects are shaping the future of our urban environments.

In our conversation, Rachael shares insights from her most impactful projects, including the renowned Watershed Building and Northlake Commons. She dives into the specifics of these projects, highlighting how innovative stormwater solutions and green infrastructure can transform cityscapes, protect waterways, and foster vibrant, resilient communities.

We explore the vital role of landscape architecture in sustainability—how thoughtful design choices can restore ecological balance, promote biodiversity, and create spaces that benefit both people and the planet. Rachael reflects on the evolution of her field, discussing how landscape architecture has become a driving force for positive environmental change and how her work continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible.

Through her expertise, Rachael demonstrates the profound impact that design professionals can have on urban ecology and community well-being. These are the types of projects and leaders we are thrilled to champion as design professionals!

Don’t miss this episode to hear more from a visionary landscape architect whose work is inspiring a greener, more sustainable future for all.

And after you listen, don't forget to leave a review and let us know what you think, or share any takeaways that you have. If there are other topics around sustainability that you would like us to explore in future episodes, we would love to hear from you!

See you down the Green Route 😊