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Landscape Architect Ben Page

Shaped by a childhood spent on his grandparents’ and great grandparents’ farms, Ben creates landscapes rich in detail and informed by history.
Landscape architect Ben Page poses for photographs on his farm near Pulaski, TN, Saturday, August 9, 2008.

Growing up in Tennessee, Ben Page gleaned knowledge of the land, natural systems, and horticulture during a childhood spent on his grandparents’ and great grandparents’ farms, long before he considered landscape architecture as a career. While he was pursuing a medical education with the intent of becoming a doctor, fate intervened and he discovered a passion for his chosen field. Specializing in residential landscape architecture, his work is richly detailed and often incorporates a deep combination of historical influences interpreted for the 21st century.

Ben Page loves interacting with clients and highly values the relationships that evolve during a project. He also considers it his great fortune to have had clients who deeply share his passion.

As his work has evolved, the influence of his farm roots has begun to assert itself more often. He has become more involved in horse farm management, hunting plantation management, and master planning for environmentally based communities.

His work has been published nationally and featured on HGTV, and has received numerous awards. He received his bachelor’s degree in landscape architecture with honors in 1973 from the University of Georgia.

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