Marta Fry

Marta Fry is a seasoned California-based designer with a robust 35 years of experience in landscape architecture and urban design.

In 1990, Marta founded MFLA, a prominent San Francisco studio that focuses on exploring the intricate connections between environmental, social, and cultural systems in landscape architecture.

Marta's portfolio comprises a diverse range of projects such as master planning, urban design, parks, historic restoration, hospitality development, and more, executed on both national and international scales.

With a Master's degree in Landscape Architecture from Harvard University Graduate School of Design and a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies and Planning from Sonoma State University, Marta is well-educated in her field.

Throughout her career, Marta has held key positions at reputable organizations like Munden Fry Landscape Associates, UC Berkeley School of Environmental Design, Peter Walker & Partners, among others, showcasing her extensive expertise and leadership.

Marta's design philosophy emphasizes intellectual curiosity and innovative expressions in landscape design and 'place-making', viewing landscape as a powerful form of cultural representation.