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George Salvaggio,
MLA, ASLA
Principal, Senior Associate Landscape Architect, CA License #4707
Mr. Salvaggio is a principal Senior Landscape Architect with 12 years experience designing habitat restoration/mitigation projects, designing public open space projects, and planning and designing low impact development projects. Mr. Salvaggio supervises the Landscape Design Department at WRA. He received his Masters degree in Landscape Architecture from Cornell University where he specialized in native plant propagation, wetland design, and wetland feasibility analysis. Mr. Salvaggio is a licensed Landscape Architect in the State of California.
As a project manager for a variety of habitat mitigation and restoration projects, Mr. Salvaggio has developed a variety of innovative approaches to modeling wetland hydrology, designing wetlands, and developing successful planting programs for wetlands. He is also responsible for designing public open space areas projects and specializes in providing public access to open space areas with water resources such as rivers, creeks, lakes, and shorelines. Often these projects have a water enhancement or habitat restoration component. Mr. Salvaggio is also involved in planning and designing low impact development projects, which often include integrated storm water treatment systems, green roofs, the utilization of native plant material or plant material that utilize low amounts of water, the preservation of sensitive habitat areas, the conservation and reuse of topsoil and other soil resources, habitat restoration, and the reuse and recycling of construction materials.
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