ABOUT

Wynn-Smith Landscape Architecture, Inc. (WSLA) was established in 1993 based on the desire to develop projects that are holistically sensitive to the environment and to create a working atmosphere that fosters close and long-term relationships with our clients and the public.

With these objectives, we have had the wonderful opportunity to design outdoor spaces across the United States, Europe and Mexico. Our work involves all phases of master planning, design development, construction documents and construction administration for Equestrian Facilities and Farms, Parks, Urban Spaces, Schools, Commercial Properties, Residences, Resorts and a variety of other interesting projects.

OUR TEAM

Timothy M. Smith, PLA, ASLA, CLARB
Timothy M. Smith, PLA, ASLA, CLARBPresident
As I look back at my professional experience and what has influenced my understanding of this profession of landscape architecture, I am reminded of several experiences in my life. My childhood had a tremendous influence on me as a landscape architect.

Tim@Wynn-Smith.com

Kelly W. Smith
Kelly W. SmithVice President / Office Manager
Originally from the south side of Chicago, my family later relocated to a small town in Wisconsin. I spent most of my childhood living in a house on a lake surrounded by state park land, which afforded me the opportunity of exploring the woods.

Kelly@Wynn-Smith.com

Abbas Hussaini
Abbas HussainiProject Manager
I’ve always been drawn to nature and the outdoors as far as I can remember. Living in three different countries that are very different from one another has shaped my perspective of the world and its’ landscapes.

Abbas@Wynn-Smith.com

Christina Eldredge
Christina EldredgeLandscape Designer
I was born and raised in Southern California where I fostered a deep appreciation and connection to the unique landscapes, flora, and fauna that are found here.

Christina@Wynn-Smith.com

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

In the beginning of each project we ask ourselves, “What does the space, or the use of the space really reflect?” The answer, when thoughtfully considered, will guide the design of the overall layout of spaces as well as the details, whether it be an urban public space or a small residential garden. The result is a design that is inspiring, harmonious, and unique.

Throughout the design process, it is most important to our philosophy that the client remains involved so that the project reflects not only our vision but meets the needs and desires of the client/users. As our interaction with the client expands and after studying the site’s natural characteristics, such as geographic local, soils, vegetation, terrain, winds, sounds, smells and views, the vision for the project begins to unfold uniquely to that site.

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE SERVICES

  • Site Analysis
  • Conceptual Design
  • Construction Documents
  • Construction Plans
  • Construction Details of hardscape elements
  • Conceptual Grading Plans
  • Irrigation Plans
  • Planting Plans
  • Lighting Plans
  • Construction Administration
  • Permitting
  • Project Coordination of the full team of design consultants
  • Water Conservation
  • 3D Digital Modeling

OUR EQUESTRIAN PROJECTS

What excites us about these projects are the many opportunities to creatively work out design solutions harmonizing equestrian needs with human and vehicular requirements.

Tim Smith, our principal landscape architect, enjoys sharing his knowledge of horses and design to creatively develop master plans that are not only safe and efficient but also beautiful and reflective of the client’s goals.  He gained practical experience by working at his father’s farm, Pegasus Stud in Lexington, Kentucky, working at the Keeneland and Fasig-Tipton Sales, and studying the many farms for which his father, an equine veterinarian, worked. Enhancing Tim’s practical experience, he regularly consults with his brother, Jeff Smith, the farm manager for Ashview Farm in Versailles, Kentucky, and his father, Dr. James D. Smith, a veterinarian of equine medicine at Hagyard Equine Medical Institute.

Our professional services for Equestrian Facilities, large or small, include the following:

Site Selection:
Site Feasibility Studies and Analysis to determine practicality of the potential site regarding the Client’s specific needs. This has proven helpful to clients considering the purchase of land for equestrian type development.

Site Planning:
Conceptual layout of facility including locations of barns, residences, roads, paddocks, auxiliary structures and service areas.

Construction Documents:
Development of plans detailing the construction of barns, fencing, walls, paving, irrigation, planting, lighting and water features.

Construction Administration:
Assist Client in reviewing the construction process.