Firm Profile

 

Firm Profile

 

Goode Landscape Studio (GOODE) is proud to be a Certified WBE. The studio is led by Courtney Goode, RLA, ASLA. She is a licensed landscape architect in RI, MA, and ME with over fifteen years of experience in design and landscape architecture. Courtney and her team are committed to creating engaging, sustainable, and equitable environments across New England.

GOODE is a multi-disciplinary studio offering professional design services in landscape architecture, master planning, climate resilience, green infrastructure, garden design, public art, wayfinding, and design research. Their approach to gardens and planting design is grounded in ecology. It aims to improve pollinator habitat, soil health, biodiversity, and sustainable stormwater management at any scale. The studio works across diverse project types and scales. They serve public and private clients and have helped envision and realize everything from small private gardens up to large public parks, playgrounds, and urban design projects. The studio empowers their clients and communities to face daunting challenges like adapting to climate change or improving access and equity in public space. However, they also want to help each individual and community to find joy and respite in outdoor environments. 

The studio is led by landscape architects who collaborate with a range of consultants to meet the unique needs of each project. The versatile and dedicated team at GOODE thrives in a multi-disciplinary environment working with professionals in engineering, ecology, horticulture, fabrication, architecture, art, planning, public engagement, and building codes to ensure the perfect blend of expertise for each project. 

Each project begins with listening to the client, community, and the land. GOODE is dedicated to fostering diversity and equity in their design process and the spaces they create. Fostering and supporting diverse perspectives is foundational to their ethos. The results are stunning, authentic, and unforgettable landscapes that are ecologically resilient and socially responsible.