Alon Schwartz
BLA/ISALA/OALA/CSLA
With over 20 years of experience in landscape architecture, urban design, and planning, Alon has worked with award-winning design firms in Canada and internationally. His work spans diverse climates and environments, providing him with a broad understanding of design adaptability and construction methods.
Growing up surrounded by open fields, mountains, and forests, Alon developed an early appreciation for landscape and nature, a passion that continues to shape his work today. That appreciation led him to study landscape architecture at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, where he graduated cum laude and won first place in several student design competitions. Since then, Alon has designed and planned parks, streetscapes, single- and multi-residential projects, green roofs, condominium landscapes and outdoor amenity areas, and school grounds, taking projects from early concept sketches through construction.
Alon’s additional professional certifications and experience in construction project management complement his landscape design expertise, allowing him to deliver projects that are not only visually inspiring but also buildable, sustainable, and cost-effective.
Alon is a licensed landscape architect in Ontario (OALA) and Israel, and is a member of the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects (CSLA).
Alon is celebrating 13 years living in Toronto with his family, enjoying what the city has to offer as well as the vast Canadian landscape.

Selected Projects
Residential projects
The "J" Project / Toronto
65 Degree Home Cottage / Toronto
Earlier Career Experience: projects completed while working with design firms in Canada and Israel.
Condominium
Kingsway by the River Development / Etobicoke
Concord Block 11 / Toronto
Parks
Joshua Glover Park / Etobicoke
Dr. Lillian McGregor Park / Toronto
Jennie Florence Parker Sports Complex / Hamilton
King High Line / Toronto
The Crater Park / Givataim, Israel
Schools
Drewry Secondary School / North York
Bayview Glen Lower School / North York
