Summary
Weijing Wang is an interdisciplinary landscape designer based in Seattle with eight years of experience blending urban planning, architecture, and artistic practice into thoughtful public and institutional projects. She has held roles from research assistant at the University of Pennsylvania to landscape architect at Snøhetta and currently designs at PLACE, bringing both large‑studio and academic perspectives to site-making. Her education spans Tianjin University, advanced landscape studies in Bordeaux, and ongoing Master of Art History practicum work at the University of Washington, reflecting a strong conceptual and historical grounding. Comfortable moving between research, design development, and fabrication, she has been invited as a scholar and reviewer at Portland State, signaling peer recognition beyond practice. Fluent in cross-cultural design contexts (China, France, US), she often synthesizes regional study with contemporary landscape strategies to create layered, site-specific interventions.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
masters, Master of Art History (Practicum), masters, Master of Art History (Practicum) at University of Washington
High School Diploma, highschool student, High School Diploma, highschool student at Tsinghua University High School
Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Urban and rural planning, Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Urban and rural planning at Tianjin University
Certificate deploma, Certificate Deploma in Landscape architecture and regional studies, Certificate deploma, Certificate Deploma in Landscape architecture and regional studies at Ecole d'Architecture et de Paysage de Bordeaux
landscape architecture, landscape architecture at University of Pennsylvania
French as third language, French as third language at Université Bordeaux Montaigne (ex - Bordeaux 3)
Chinese, English, French, Japanese, Norwegian