Our Team

  • Jenny Burbidge

    Jenny is an Arkansas native with a passion for the outdoors. Originally from Fort Smith, Jenny moved to Northwest Arkansas to attend and graduate from the University of Arkansas with her Bachelor’s in Landscape Architecture from the Fay Jones School of Architecture. She proceeded to pursue and grow her career in Landscape Architecture and Project Management for the next 10+ years. Her experience includes multi-family housing, commercial, urban design, park design, and masterplanning. She holds an emphasis on designing community and urban spaces.

    Jenny, her husband, and three children enjoy time outdoors, going to watch Kansas City MLS & NWSL soccer games, spending time in their camper, and nerding out on Dr.Who & Star Wars. Her husband owns Ozark Adventure and Recreation (OAR) and runs a kayak rental and campground from their property on War Eagle Creek.

    Jenny is a Licensed Landscape Architect in Arkansas, Missouri, Mississippi, and Louisiana.

    She is also President of the Board of Directors for the Northwest Arkansas Land Trust (NWALT); Past-President of the Arkansas Chapter of Landscape Architects (ASLA); a member of the Illinois River Watershed Partnership (IRWP) Recreation Advisory Committee; and a member of the ULI NWA Small Cities Committee.

  • Barry Williams

    Barry R. Williams is originally from Jackson, MS, and he is a registered landscape architect in the state of Arkansas.

    Throughout his career, Barry has served on the Arkansas State Board of Architects and Landscape Architects. He is a past president of the Arkansas Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects, a graduate of the Faulkner County Leadership Institute, a past chairman of the Conway Tree Board, and he was elected to two terms as Justice of the Peace for Faulkner County serving on the Quorum Court. During his public service on the Faulkner County Quorum Court, he was a member of the Roads and Infrastructure Committee, where he began leading the charge for the development of new roadway standards in the county.

    Barry now lives in Rogers with his wife after relocating from Conway and is active in the local community.