Senior Landscape Architect

WW+P is a world-leading architecture and planning practice. Founded in 1985, the practice has more than 400 architects, urban designers and planners across 12 studios worldwide. WW+P integrates planning, urban design, landscape and architecture to deliver projects that unite visionary regenerative design thinking with technical excellence.

At the heart of our work is a clear and purposeful design approach: we listen first, think sustainably, create a clear vision and deliver a crafted response. Our approach is guided by core values that define who we are and how we work: we are people-focused, placing people at the heart of everything we do; we are inventive, finding elegant, forward-thinking solutions to complex challenges;

and we are responsible, designing with care for social and environmental impact.

WW+P is part of 10N Collective: a group of urbanism, architecture and related design experts brought together by Egis Group. In 2026 SvN Architects and Planners and WW+P merged, creating over 80 years of combined experience in transformative urban design and planning.

We know that it takes great people to make great designs, and they need great working environments to thrive in. As an inclusive and welcoming practice, we are committed to prioritising equality, diversity and inclusion by bringing together global and local expertise through staff who share in our vision and values. We want to create a workforce that reflects the communities we design for, one that is diverse in its experience, backgrounds and viewpoints.

Our staff are supported at every stage of their career, encouraging growth and learning. Through mentoring programmes, individualised training plans and regular reviews we create the space for our staff to realise their full potential, and become rounded members of WW+P.

WW+P Architects + Planners Inc. is looking for a Senior Landscape Architect to join our team. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to the design and implementation of the public realm for the Hamilton LRT, while supporting a growing portfolio of streetscape, transit, public realm, parks, and city-building projects across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area and beyond.

Our work includes some of the region's most significant public infrastructure and urban design initiatives, including the Ontario Line, Hamilton LRT, Hurontario LRT, North Maple Regional Park – Family Recreation Area (currently under construction), 11 Brock Transitional Housing (currently under construction), Weston Loop Master Plan, Durham Meadoway Visioning Study, The Beltline Yards Public Realm Design, Reconfiguration of the Six Points Interchange, Shoppers World Brampton Master Plan, Eglinton Connects Planning + Urban Design Study, Golden Mile Secondary Plan Study, Golden Mile EA, Neighbourhood Character Design Guidelines for the City of Toronto, and the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre Urban Design Guidelines.

• Work within our interdisciplinary team of landscape architects, urban designers, planners, and architects to lead the design and delivery of complex public realm and landscape architecture projects for both public and private sector clients.
• Responsible for managing multidisciplinary project teams, leading design development, and overseeing project delivery from concept through construction. Projects will range from streetscapes, transit corridors, complete streets, civic spaces, parks, and integrated site design to large-scale public infrastructure and city-building initiatives.
• 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 while contributing to the growth of the landscape architecture practice.
• Build and maintain strong working relationships with clients, municipalities, transit agencies, and project partners.
• A significant portion of this role will initially focus on the Hamilton LRT, delivering streetscape and public realm improvements for one of Ontario's most transformative transit projects. Over time, the successful candidate will also contribute to other transit, infrastructure, and public realm projects across the practice.
• This position is expected to work approximately 3 to 5 days per week from the project team's Hamilton office, with flexibility based on project needs.

• 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…