Senior Landscape Architect

Egis Group•Hamilton, ON

17h•CA$85,000 - CA$100,000•Hybrid

About The Position

WW+P Architects + Planners Inc. is seeking a Senior Landscape Architect to join their team. This role will focus on the design and implementation of public realm elements for the Hamilton LRT project and will also support a diverse range of streetscape, transit, public realm, parks, and city-building projects throughout the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area and beyond. The practice is known for its integration of planning, urban design, landscape, and architecture, emphasizing regenerative design and technical excellence. WW+P values a people-focused, inventive, and responsible approach to design, fostering an inclusive and supportive work environment that encourages professional growth and diversity. The company is part of the 10N Collective, a group of design experts brought together by Egis Group, and merged with SvN Architects and Planners in 2026.

Requirements

Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Landscape Architecture from an accredited program.
Minimum 10 years of progressive professional experience in landscape architecture, with demonstrated leadership on complex public realm and infrastructure projects.
Registered Landscape Architect and full member in good standing with the Ontario Association of Landscape Architects (OALA), or eligible for registration.
Proven experience leading multidisciplinary project teams and managing landscape architecture projects from concept through detailed design, construction documentation, and contract administration.
Strong project management, organizational, communication, and client relationship skills.
Experience mentoring and supervising technical staff.
Demonstrated expertise in the planning, design, and implementation of public realm and landscape architecture projects, including streetscapes, transit corridors, urban parks, plazas, civic spaces, green infrastructure, and sustainable landscape design.
Experience integrating landscape architecture with transportation, utilities, drainage, and municipal infrastructure.
Experience with public realm design in complex urban environments.
Strong technical design experience, including grading, site servicing coordination, construction detailing, planting design, material selection, accessibility, and coordination with multidisciplinary consultants.
Demonstrated experience preparing and reviewing contract documents, technical specifications, and construction packages for public infrastructure projects.
Experience coordinating with engineers, architects, planners, municipalities, transit agencies, contractors, and utility providers.
Working knowledge of applicable municipal standards, the Ontario Building Code, AODA, and relevant accessibility and public realm design guidelines.
Proficiency with AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite, and Microsoft Office.
Demonstrated portfolio of successfully completed and constructed public realm, streetscape, transit, or landscape architecture projects.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Rhino, Revit, Civil 3D, BIM workflows, and AI-assisted design tools.

Responsibilities

Lead the design and delivery of complex public realm and landscape architecture projects for public and private sector clients within an interdisciplinary team.
Manage multidisciplinary project teams, lead design development, and oversee project delivery from concept through construction for projects including streetscapes, transit corridors, complete streets, civic spaces, parks, and large-scale public infrastructure.
Lead the preparation and review of design drawings, specifications, technical reports, and contract documents.
Support construction administration and respond to contractor inquiries during implementation.
Mentor junior and intermediate staff and contribute to the growth of the landscape architecture practice.
Build and maintain strong working relationships with clients, municipalities, transit agencies, and project partners.
Focus initially on the Hamilton LRT project, delivering streetscape and public realm improvements, and subsequently contribute to other transit, infrastructure, and public realm projects.