Draft:Marie Salembier
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Marie Salembier is a French landscape architect and horticulturalist based in New York City and Sagaponack, New York. She is the founder and principal designer of Rewild Landscape, a landscape and planting design studio, and was previously a co-founder of Watson Salembier with Australian landscape designer Julia Watson.[1]
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Marie Salembier | |
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| Born | |
| Occupations | Landscape architect, horticulturalist |
| Known for | Founder of Rewild Landscape; co-founder of Watson Salembier |
| Notable work | Channel Gardens rewilding at Rockefeller Center; Cartier SoHo terrace |
| Website | rewildlandscape |
Career
Watson Salembier (2020–)
Salembier co-founded Watson Salembier with Julia Watson on April 22, 2020, formally launching the studio as a landscape and urban design practice focused on local, site-specific interventions and rewilding.[1][2]
Under Watson Salembier, Salembier led rewilding installations at Rockefeller Center's Channel Gardens, replacing traditional ornamental plantings with layered native plant communities intended to support pollinators and biodiversity in Midtown Manhattan.[2][3]
Additional projects completed under the Watson Salembier name include the landscape for a converted Cotswolds barn retreat designed by Turner Works.[4]
Rewild Landscape
Salembier later became the sole principal of the studio and rebranded the practice as Rewild Landscape, expanding its focus on rewilding, biodiversity, native planting, and ecological design.[5]
Rewild Landscape is organized into three studios: Rewild Design (landscape and planting design), Rewild Plus (implementation and stewardship), and Rewild Advisory (consultation for architecture and landscape architecture firms). The studio operates from offices in New York City and Sagaponack in the Hamptons.
Notable projects
- Channel Gardens rewilding, Rockefeller Center (2020) — native-plant meadow installation that replaced the gardens' traditional ornamental displays.[2][3]
- Cartier SoHo boutique terrace and rooftop garden (New York City, 2023–2024) — landscape for the fourth-floor terrace of Cartier's SoHo flagship.[5][6]
- 144 Vanderbilt Avenue (Fort Greene, Brooklyn, 2024) — landscape for the residential building featured in The New York Times.[7]
- DUT18 Cotswolds retreat (Cotswolds, United Kingdom, 2021) — landscape for a converted barn by Turner Works.[4]