Robert Uhlig
VP of Landscape Architecture & Urban Design
Halvorson | Tighe & Bond LA Studio
Bob Uhlig brings extensive experience to the craft of listening and designing of vibrant, human scaled solutions focused on the seamless integration of art, architecture, and natural systems. He has served as Principal-in-Charge for many sophisticated projects involving site design, engineering and multi-disciplinary challenges and opportunities.
He has led the public engagement, design and implementation strategies for many award-winning projects, including Tuscan Village, 2023 ACEC Engineering Excellence Award, Quincy’s Hancock Adams Common, recipient of the 2019 Preservation Mass and 2018 APA-MA Planning Award; Lakewood Cemetery Garden Mausoleum in Minneapolis, 2014 ASLA Award of Excellence; and Atlantic Wharf in Boston, 2012 ULI Global Award of Excellence for sustainable development; South Boston Maritime Park, 2006 ASLA Award of Honor.
Recognized with the 2015 ASLA Honor Award for Research for “Below the Surface: Evaluating Urban Soil Performance over Time,” Bob is deeply engaged in studying the relationship of soil chemistry and biology and their effect on the health of urban trees. He was a contributor to the ULI Boston/ New England publications on “The Urban Implications of Living with Water and Living with Heat issued in 2014 and 2016 respectively.
In 2017, he was inducted into the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Council of Fellows in recognition of his mastery of design in significant works of landscape architectural design which have advanced the art, stewardship, science, and social responsibility of landscape architecture.
He has led the public engagement, design and implementation strategies for many award-winning projects, including Tuscan Village, 2023 ACEC Engineering Excellence Award, Quincy’s Hancock Adams Common, recipient of the 2019 Preservation Mass and 2018 APA-MA Planning Award; Lakewood Cemetery Garden Mausoleum in Minneapolis, 2014 ASLA Award of Excellence; and Atlantic Wharf in Boston, 2012 ULI Global Award of Excellence for sustainable development; South Boston Maritime Park, 2006 ASLA Award of Honor.
Recognized with the 2015 ASLA Honor Award for Research for “Below the Surface: Evaluating Urban Soil Performance over Time,” Bob is deeply engaged in studying the relationship of soil chemistry and biology and their effect on the health of urban trees. He was a contributor to the ULI Boston/ New England publications on “The Urban Implications of Living with Water and Living with Heat issued in 2014 and 2016 respectively.
In 2017, he was inducted into the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Council of Fellows in recognition of his mastery of design in significant works of landscape architectural design which have advanced the art, stewardship, science, and social responsibility of landscape architecture.