Ashley believes every landscape tells a story. Leading diverse projects at Sasaki, she designs through powerful, impactful narratives that combine art, history, and culture. As a landscape architect, she embraces an integrated approach rooted in ecology, memory, and collaboration.

Specializing in projects across scales, Ashley works on everything from large plans to intimate parks and cultural spaces. Her process is driven by a deep respect for a site’s history and context, bringing these elements together into cohesive, meaningful environments. Collaboration is at the heart of Ashley’s practice. She thrives on working across disciplines to weave diverse perspectives into unified, story-rich landscapes that invite people to connect more deeply with the places around them. From early project planning to site construction and implementation, she is committed to creating spaces that honor the past, engage the present, and inspire the future.

Ashley holds a master of landscape architecture from Cornell University, a master of art in landscape design and planning from The Conway School, and a bachelor of arts in art history from Saint Michael’s College.