Recognition and Awards
- PIBC Award of Merit for Outstanding Accomplishments in the Field of Planning (2002)
- Business in Vancouver's 40 Under 40 award as one of Canada's top young entrepreneurs (2000)
- Outstanding Young Alumnus Award, University of British Columbia (2000)
- Dr. John Wesley Neill Medal in Landscape Architecture (1987)
- Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Scholarship in Urban Planning (1986)
- Kamloops Memorial Park Design Competition, First Place (1986)
- Fyfe-Smith Scholarship in Landscape Architecture for Academic Achievement, Second Year Landscape Architecture, University of British Columbia (1985)
- Alberta Association of Landscape Architects Awards to UBC School of Landscape Architecture (1985)
- Dean's Cup in Landscape Architecture for Academic Achievement, First Year Landscape Architecture, University of British Columbia (1984)
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