Alan Johnson
About Alan Johnson
Alan Johnson is a Senior Landscape Architect with a degree in Landscape Architecture from Utah State University. He has contributed to significant projects in China and the United States, including Chaoyang Park Plaza in Beijing and the JNBY Headquarters in Hangzhou.
Work at Knot
Alan Johnson has been employed as a Senior Landscape Architect at Knot since 2017. His role involves overseeing various landscape architecture projects, focusing on innovative design solutions. Based in Portland, Oregon, he has contributed to several significant projects during his tenure, enhancing urban environments through thoughtful landscape design.
Education and Expertise
Alan Johnson earned a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (BLA) from Utah State University. His educational background provides a strong foundation in landscape architecture principles, design techniques, and environmental stewardship. His expertise encompasses a wide range of landscape architecture projects, particularly in urban settings.
Background in Landscape Architecture
From 2005 to 2016, Alan Johnson worked as a senior landscape architect and design director in China. During this period, he contributed to numerous projects across more than a dozen cities, showcasing his ability to adapt to diverse cultural and environmental contexts. His international experience has enriched his design perspective.
Notable Projects
Alan Johnson has played a significant role in various high-profile projects. He contributed to the development of Chaoyang Park Plaza in Beijing and the Four Seasons/West Tower in Guangzhou. His involvement extends to the design of the Qipan/State Guest House in Shenyang and the Foshan Tiandi project in Foshan, among others.
Contributions to Public Spaces
Alan Johnson has been involved in several public space projects, including the Chen Sen Bi An Mixed Use/Waterfront and Hong Si En Forest Park in Chongqing. He also worked on the Yongjiang River New City Waterfront Park project in Ningbo, focusing on creating accessible and engaging environments for communities.