Instructor: Angela Moreno-Long

Angela Moreno-Long
Angela Moreno-Long is an Associate Landscape Designer at WXY in New York City. Her work spans public space activation, resilient infrastructure, and community-centered urban design, with project types ranging from multimodal transit corridors to civic wayfinding systems. She brings a particular focus on integrating resilience, functionality, and long-term vision into public realm projects, drawing on a background that bridges urban studies, placemaking, and landscape architecture.

Prior to joining WXY, Angela held landscape design and project management roles leading private and commercial landscape architecture projects across the northeast. She also managed a community design grant initiative for the National Endowment for the Arts' Citizens' Institute on Rural Design where she led design charrettes in rural communities across the U.S. She holds a Master's in Landscape Architecture from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and a Bachelor of Science in Urban and Regional Studies from Cornell University.

Classes by this instructor


Through discussion, fieldwork, and homework, students will identify landforms and watersheds, calculate slopes, and manipulate contours to create garden rooms, and control water flow. Learn how to communicate design ideas to contractors and evaluate the opportunities and constraints of a more...
273LAN428A 01/27 We 9:30am-12:30pm Phaosawasdi
Moreno-Long
NYBG

Combining expertise in play design and small-scale site construction, this class offers a hands-on, thought-provoking introduction to professional practice. Because play design demands that we create spaces for someone fundamentally different from ourselves, it serves as a powerful lens through more...
273LAN227 03/16 Tu 6:00pm-9:00pm Moreno-Long
D'Aurizio
NYBG