Monique Anderson is a professional landscape architect with extensive experience in public facility design and community-driven planning. Based in Sitka, she brings a strong understanding of local issues and opportunities and is skilled at fostering meaningful dialogue with residents and stakeholders. Monique is a creative problem solver who emphasizes clear graphic communication throughout the design and planning process.
Prior to founding Anderson Land Planning in 2011, she served as Parks Superintendent for the Municipality of Anchorage and worked as a staff landscape architect at Land Design North in Anchorage.
In addition to Monique’s eye for design, she loves sharing her passion and knowledge about Alaska flora and fauna aboard Sailboat BOB.
“My approach for all projects is to listen, listen, listen. I love collaborating with other professions and artists and I’m also attracted to projects for the greater good. My designs are functional and subtle – never super flash. It works for Alaskans.” – Monique Anderson
‘Honor’ and ‘Merit’ Awards by the Alaska Chapter ASLA, 2025
Two projects received recognition by the Alaska Chapter of American Society of Landscape Architects for the 20225 Professional Design Awards. In the category of ‘Planning and Analysis’, the Alaska Raptor...
‘Facility Excellence Award’ by the Alaska Recreation and Park Association, 2018
Sitka Community Playground received a ‘Facility Excellence’ award from the Alaska Recreation and Park Association at their October annual meeting in Fairbanks in 2018. This award recognizes significant new projects,...
Centennial Park Officially Unveiled at Public Library
A celebration for the opening of Centennial Park, the latest addition to town and the Petersburg Public Library, took place last weekend with around 100 people showing up for the...
Sitka Fine Arts Camp Builds New Walkways Around Odess Theater, Allen Hall
Visitors to the Sitka Fine Arts Camp may have noticed the new walkways and landscaping around Odess Theater and Allen Hall this summer. The new walkways were built thanks to...
