BLANE POTTS, PLA, ASLA
Blane is Principal and Founder of Potts Design Group. His work focuses on how landscape shapes the organization of the site, including infrastructure, circulation, architecture, experience, and long-term performance.
His projects range from finely crafted, detail-rich spaces to expansive 400-acre downtown master plans. He balances immediate needs with long-term vision, bringing a forward-thinking approach to every project.
Before founding Potts Design Group, Blane spent a decade with leading landscape architecture firms in Texas, serving as lead designer, project manager, and construction administration lead on a wide range of civic, institutional, and private projects. These include K–12 schools, college and corporate campuses, church master plans, senior living communities, sports and destination parks, museums, civic spaces, farm and ranch landscapes, and residential properties.
Blane has led and collaborated on several award-winning projects recognized by the American Society of Landscape Architects. He is also deeply committed to mentoring emerging professionals and contributing to the broader community whenever possible.
OUR PROCESS
Every project begins with the site, its conditions, context, and users. We collaborate with clients and stakeholders to shape a vision that is forward-thinking, functional, and grounded in place.
Our design process is iterative and collaborative. Working alongside architects, engineers, and consultants, we develop ideas, test solutions, and refine the design in response to both site conditions and surrounding context.
We translate this vision into coordinated, buildable drawings where grading, planting, soils, stormwater, and program are integrated as a single system, balancing performance and experience.
During construction, we remain engaged to support execution in alignment with the design intent, helping ensure the work is carried through as designed.
From concept through completion, our goal is to create landscapes that connect people, nature, and the built environment.