Headshot of a woman with long brown hair, wearing glasses and a black t-shirt that says 'Help More Bees. Plant More Trees. Clean the Seas.' She is smiling and standing against a plain white background.

Sandra Iris Cook

Associate, Landscape Architect | OALA CSLA SITES AP

Sandra is dedicated to creating landscape architecture that responsibly brings together natural and human-made environments. An active member of MJMA’s Sustainability Committee, she is developing the office’s best practices for regenerative landscape design — solutions that reduce water demand, manage stormwater, enhance biodiversity, provide pollinator and wildlife habitats, foster environmental stewardship, and provide recreational opportunities. Sandra has a special interest in wetlands, including their potential as amenities, and has presented and published papers focusing on complex watershed-scale issues. She is a graduate of the Master of Landscape Architecture program at the University of Toronto Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design and a Sustainable SITES Initiative Accredited Professional.

Featured Projects

An aerial view of an outdoor plaza with geometric patterns on the pavement, surrounded by people, trees, and a building with a rooftop patio.

Harbourfront Centre Community Square

Interior of a modern library with wooden accents, large windows, and people reading, studying, and walking.

Cambridge Recreation Complex & Library

Interior of a modern community space with large windows, a ping pong table, seating area with yellow cushions, and people playing and socializing.

Century Gardens Community Youth Hub