Amanda has been a registered landscape architect in Saskatchewan since 2011. After completing her course work in the Master of Landscape Architecture program at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, she returned to Regina and began working with David Powell Landscape Architect in 2007 (defending her thesis in Dec 2009, with MLA granted in Feb 2010). While at DPLA, she was involved in the design development and construction administration of several new parks in the city, and is particularly familiar with Hawkstone, Westerra, the Creeks, and Greens on Gardiner subdivisions. She has also been involved with multi-use pathway and trail masterplans and designs, provincial park masterplans and campground layouts, recreation/land-use master-planning, and commercial/institutional design and project management projects. Amanda joined Scatliff + Miller + Murray in 2017 to provide landscape architectural services for a growing Saskatchewan clientele.