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Rick Manning Landscape Architect (RMLA) is a landscape architecture consulting firm located in Ithaca in Upstate New York's Finger Lakes region. RMLA is involved in a variety of projects, including greenways and trails, bicycle and pedestrian plans, parks, transit and health facilities, and both private and public gardens. The services I provide include site design, planning, fundraising, construction oversight, and production of educational and interpretive brochures, panels and reports. I work with clients, communities, and other professional consultants on projects that promote active living, create beautiful public and private outdoor spaces, and help contribute to the development of more sustainable communities.

Featured Projects ...

Chemung River Master Plan

RMLA is teamed with Haas Landscape Architects and Foor Architects on the Chemung River Master Plan, a network of greenways, parks, boat launches, nature preserves and historic sites. We are working with an enthusiastic River Council to envision a more accessible Chemung River corridor that enhances the quality of life of residents while promoting tourism. Read more about this project.

Ithaca Childrens Garden

RMLA has been helping the Ithaca Childrens Garden as designer, board member, and volunteer. ICG recently renovated the Growing Gardens, based on my design. I will be continuing to work with ICG during the winter and spring of 2008 on design development and implementation of Phase One of the garden. Read more about this project.

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News

RMLA begins Chemung River Master Plan for Stueben County.

Albany Bicycle Master Plan nearing completion.

View and download the Stewart Park Rehabilitation Action Plan at cayugawaterfronttrail.com.

Site construction and planting nstallations for Corning, Inc's Sullivan Park Research Headquarters and Chemung Canal Trust Company's new Cayuga Heights bank branch completed early this summer.

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