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Designing Spaces with Soul: A Conversation with Emily of Milliman Design Studio

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In this episode of Wine After Work, I sit down with Emily, the visionary behind Milliman Design Studio, an interdisciplinary landscape architecture practice in Raleigh, NC. With over 12 years of experience, Emily has worked on complex international projects—ranging from parks and plazas to trails, resorts, and university campuses.

We talk about how her work blends technical expertise with artistic vision, the role of community engagement in design, and why she believes landscapes should foster a deep connection between people and the environment. Emily also shares her journey from earning her MLA at Harvard GSD to being recognized by ASLA, the Boston Society of Landscape Architects, and the Sir Walter Raleigh Awards, as well as how she continues to weave art and teaching into her practice.

If you’re curious about how design shapes culture, or how thoughtful spaces can strengthen community bonds, this episode will inspire you.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

  • Why landscapes are more than “outdoor spaces”—they’re opportunities to tell stories and build connections.

  • How Emily balances technical problem-solving with artistic expression in design.

  • Lessons from working internationally and locally, from plazas to estates.

  • The power of community engagement in shaping meaningful projects.

  • How recognition and teaching have influenced her career journey.

https://www.millimandesignstudio.com/

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In this episode of Wine After Work, I sit down with Emily, the visionary behind Milliman Design Studio, an interdisciplinary landscape architecture practice in Raleigh, NC. With over 12 years of experience, Emily has worked on complex international projects—ranging from parks and plazas to trails, resorts, and university campuses.

We talk about how her work blends technical expertise with artistic vision, the role of community engagement in design, and why she believes landscapes should foster a deep connection between people and the environment. Emily also shares her journey from earning her MLA at Harvard GSD to being recognized by ASLA, the Boston Society of Landscape Architects, and the Sir Walter Raleigh Awards, as well as how she continues to weave art and teaching into her practice.

If you’re curious about how design shapes culture, or how thoughtful spaces can strengthen community bonds, this episode will inspire you.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

  • Why landscapes are more than “outdoor spaces”—they’re opportunities to tell stories and build connections.

  • How Emily balances technical problem-solving with artistic expression in design.

  • Lessons from working internationally and locally, from plazas to estates.

  • The power of community engagement in shaping meaningful projects.

  • How recognition and teaching have influenced her career journey.

https://www.millimandesignstudio.com/

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