The mission of TERREMOTO Landscape is to create well built, site-specific landscapes that respond to client needs while simultaneously challenging historical + contemporary landscape construction methods, materials, and formal conventions.

TERREMOTO started their landscape architecture studio in 2013. They started by doing small residential projects and finding clients by referrals through friends and family.

TERREMOTO’s dreams for the future of their brand are as varied as the designers they work with in their studio.

Some common threads are:

• to create more closed-loop gardens (things like minimize, or eliminate the need for supplemental irrigation; reclaiming materials found onsite; growing more plants from seeds and cuttings, etc.)

• to increase their support for local Indigenous tribes and land conservancies, upon whose land they acknowledge they depend for their livelihoods

• to continue supporting, and to better support the movement around labor rights so that the people who build their gardens receive the compensation and credit they deserve

• to push the conversation around design, sustainability, and building, so that the public better understands how we all benefit when we give back to the land.

Learn more at: terremoto.la

The mission of YEYE Design Studio is to craft visually captivating, robust, and thoughtful brand and design systems for businesses of all sizes.

YEYE Design was established in the summer of 2021, propelled and inspired by Dylan Chan (the co-founder)’s grand-uncle, who founded a design agency of his own. Upon announcing their startup, a torrent of freelance opportunities surged in their direction, and they’ve been riding the wave ever since.

YEYE Design dreams of becoming a renowned creative studio in Singapore that serves as a beacon of influence for the next generation. As the island's design landscape grows, they aim to be a source of creative inspiration that emerging talents can look up to.

Learn more at: yeyedesignstudio.com