Natalia is a Landscape Design Director, with over eighteen years’ experience. She has been a key figure in shaping the landscape team and delivering award-winning landscapes since joining HTA in 2013. As a Chartered Landscape Architect and qualified Architect, Natalia has developed a well-rounded design approach, enabling her to think creatively across the boundaries of different disciplines.
Natalia has great expertise in leading multidisciplinary teams on the creation of park landscapes from Cator Park, a prototype for Biodiversity Net Gain to the Crystal Palace Park regeneration. Revealing the layers of history in the landscape and promoting urban nature recovery networks are key drivers in her work and creative design process.
She is passionate about bringing landscape to the forefront of decision making from concept design to delivery on site. Natalia has extensive experience in managing complex project coordination on large-scale urban regeneration projects, including Kidbrooke Village in Greenwich, Dagenham Green on the Old Ford Stamping Plant and South Quay Plaza in the Isle of Dogs.
Natalia participates in public events and has previously been a Tutor for the Landscape Masters at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL.