Mark Rogers

Mark Rogers is a seasoned landscape architect currently serving as the Director at Hortus Collective, a landscape design practice based in Greater London, England. His career spans over a decade, during which he has gained extensive experience in some of the UK's leading landscape design studios.

Educational Background

Mark's journey in landscape architecture began with his education at The University of Sheffield, where he earned a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Landscape Architecture with Ecology, graduating with First Class Honors in 2008. He continued his studies at the same university, obtaining a Master of Arts (MA) in Landscape Architecture with Distinction in 2010. Additionally, he became a Chartered Member of the Landscape Institute (CMLI) between 2010 and 2012.

Professional Experience

Before founding his own practice, Mark worked at various prestigious firms:

• Macgregor Smith (2008-2013): He started as a Landscape Assistant and progressed to Graduate Landscape Architect.
• Chris Blandford Associates (2013-2014): As a Senior Landscape Architect, he undertook significant heritage projects, including those for Lesnes Abbey and Raphael Park.
• Dan Pearson Studio (2014-2019): He served as an Associate Landscape Architect, contributing to high-profile projects such as the Chelsea Flower Show and several large estates in Europe and the USA.

In August 2019, Mark took on the role of Director at Hortus Collective, where he continues to lead diverse landscape design projects that emphasize natural aesthetics and a strong sense of place.

Contributions and Philosophy

At Hortus Collective, Mark focuses on creating landscapes that reflect their inherent qualities through a blend of creative exploration and practical understanding. His work is characterized by collaboration with architects, artists, and other professionals to bring client visions to life from concept to completion.12