Rem Kielman is a landscape designer and architectural visualization artist based in Vermont. His work is shaped by a background in landscape architecture, a careful eye for materiality, and a lasting interest in the relationship between buildings, landscapes, and the larger patterns of place.
He received a Master of Landscape Architecture from The University of Texas at Austin and has worked across design, visualization, and landscape architectural practice in Vermont, Texas, Colorado, Oregon, and California.
Rem is currently a landscape designer at Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture, where he has worked since 2021 on residential, institutional, and site-specific landscape projects throughout New England and beyond.
His independent visualization work supports architects, designers, landscape architects, and creative studios through refined imagery that helps communicate design intent, atmosphere, and the emotional quality of a place before it is built.
About
Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture
Designer / Drone Pilot
Burlington, Vermont
2021–Present
Works on high-end residential, institutional, and site-specific landscape architecture projects, contributing to design development, construction documentation, planting design, material studies, visualization, and coordination with clients, architects, engineers, and contractors.
Ten Eyck Landscape Architects
Designer
Austin, Texas
2018–2019
Assisted with drawing sets, analog and digital representation, 3D modeling, material research, presentation boards, and design support for public, institutional, and cultural landscape projects.
DHM Design / Carbondale
Designer / Drone Pilot
Carbondale, Colorado
2019–2021
Assisted in phases of project development through drawing production, graphic illustration, drone imagery, site documentation, project management support, and landscape warranty reports.
Experience
Education
Master of Landscape Architecture
The University of Texas at Austin
2018
Summer Institute in Environmental Design
University of California, Berkeley
2014
International Community Development
University of Vermont
2011
National Honor Award
American Society of Landscape Architects
Honor Award
Latin American Landscape Architecture Biennale
Merit Award
AIA Vermont
Mebane Travel Award
The University of Texas at Austin