Job Description:
Join Pape-Dawson’s Houston Landscape Architecture team and help design memorable places within one of the nation’s most active development markets. Since establishing local roots in 1991, Pape-Dawson has built a strong reputation for delivering integrated planning, engineering, surveying, and landscape architecture services throughout Greater Houston. Our collaborative approach gives landscape architects the opportunity to work closely with developers, engineers, planners, and public partners to shape communities from initial vision through final design and construction.
The team’s work includes high-impact projects such as The Highlands, a 2,300-acre master-planned community featuring extensive open space, lakes, trails, parks, streetscapes, monument signage, and recreational amenities. With multiple phases still underway—including a more than 300-acre floodplain park along the San Jacinto River—this role offers the opportunity to contribute to a long-term, regionally significant project while creating thoughtful outdoor environments that connect residents, strengthen communities, and enhance the way people experience the places they call home.
We are seeking a full-time Landscape Architect Project Manager to join our Landscape Architecture and Land Planning team based in our Houston, TX office. The ideal candidate is creative, collaborative, and has a passion for creating places that are authentic, innovative, and functional. This position will have an opportunity to work on a broad range of projects including master-planned communities, parks, green infrastructure, urban plazas and infill, mixed use spaces, and urban streetscape redevelopment.
This position will collaborate in-house with other landscape architects, civil engineers, and land surveyors to assist our clients in developing commercial, residential, mixed-use projects and park projects.
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EEO Statement:
All qualified applicants for Pape-Dawson Engineers will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.
| Location | Houston, Texas |