Jason Mihalovitz, Director of Landscape Architecture

In the 92nd episode of WGI Unleashed, we’re excited to introduce you to Jason Miholovitz, PLA, our Director of Landscape Architecture, who joins us from WGI’s West Palm Beach Corporate Headquarters!

With over 20 years of experience, Jason's deep passion for design and a thoughtful leadership style have helped shape WGI’s national landscape architecture practice, and his story is just as inspiring as the spaces he helps create each and every day.

From Sketches to Studios

Like many, Jason’s love for design started at an early age - Inspired by his high school drafting classes and a natural talent for drawing, he pursued the study of architecture at the University of Florida, where he ultimately refined his interests and discovered his passion for landscape architecture.

After graduation, a job fair frisbee - and a well-timed beer koozie - led him to his first role within the industry.... And the rest, as they say, is history. The chance encounter sparked a 10-year career with his first firm, where he met his wife, built a foundation in public-sector work, and eventually launched his current career with WGI.

Designing for Both People and Place

Today, Jason leads five landscape architecture studios across the nation, each with its own unique identity and design approach. Under his guidance, the group blends the best of both worlds - public and private sector work - offering clients a depth of experience that they can't find elsewhere.

From vibrant parks and public spaces to amenity-rich pool decks atop high-rises, Jason’s portfolio of projects reflects his belief that landscape architecture is about more than aesthetics - it’s about creating a sense of space that people can love.

His favorite part of the career that has brought him so much? Visiting parks he’s helped design and watching his son enjoy the very spaces he's helped bring to life.

A Culture of Creativity and Trust

And if you're wondering what keeps Jason inspired at WGI, that's simple.... It’s the people - and the freedom to lead with trust.

He’s proud of the collaborative, cross-functional environment he’s helped foster, where each studio operates like its own small business, giving team members room to grow, experiment, and shape their own paths.

That same autonomy Jason values in his own role is what he now passes down to his team. It’s a leadership philosophy rooted in respect, accountability, and empowering others to take creative risks.

Life Outside the Office

When not leading national design studios, Jason enjoys staying close to home with his wife and son. He’s a hands-on DIYer, working on home projects and restoring classic cars - including a ‘69 Camaro passed down from his father.

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