Thoughtful design.
Real‑world insight.
Beautiful landscapes.
Lemon Landscape Architecture Inc. is a landscape architecture consulting practice based in Rockwood, Ontario, serving municipalities, developers, and project teams throughout Southwestern Ontario, the Greater Golden Horseshoe, and across Ontario.
We provide master planning, design, and contract administration services for municipal, commercial, industrial, and residential development projects.
Our key strength is direct experience inside municipal government. That experience matters. We understand the realities behind public projects and development approvals, including governance, budgets, procurement, staff reports, council priorities, operations, lifecycle costs, maintenance, and public trust.
Our role is to explain ideas clearly, help clients make good decisions, and create outdoor spaces that are welcoming, functional, and connected to their communities.
Meet the Founder
Mallory Lemon, OALA, CSLA
Mallory Lemon is the Founder and Principal Landscape Architect of Lemon Landscape Architecture Inc. With more than fifteen years of experience in private consulting and municipal government, Mallory understands landscape architecture from both sides of the table: the consultant helping a project move forward and the municipal professional reviewing, funding, operating, and caring for public spaces over time.
She holds a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture and a Certificate in Municipal Administration. She is a licensed Landscape Architect and full member of the Ontario Association of Landscape Architects (OALA) and the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects (CSLA).
Her experience includes municipal park and trail design, construction contract administration, parks and recreation master planning, parkland dedication bylaw development, and private-sector residential, commercial, and industrial development projects.
This gives Mallory a practical understanding of how ideas get approved, funded, tendered, built, maintained, and used. Clients benefit from clear communication, careful coordination, and design advice that respects both the vision and the realities of implementation.
The result is a landscape architecture practice that helps clients move through complex projects and create strong places that people can use, value, and remember.
