Suzanne Fromson

Suzie is an integral leader of Edgewater’s landscape architecture practice, bringing more than 25 years of experience creating thoughtful, innovative, and community-focused design solutions. She leads a diverse portfolio of projects, including community and site master plans, restoration and resource management plans, park and recreation planning and design, and urban design initiatives. Her collaborative leadership style aligns closely with that of Edgewater President Greg Weykamp, with whom she has worked for more than 20 years. Together, they share a commitment to strategic vision, collaboration, and design excellence.

Drawing on her expertise in project management, grant procurement and administration, public engagement, creative design, and construction administration, Suzie guides projects from initial concept through implementation. A notable example is the Lexington State Harbor and Tierney Park Master Plan, where she led the upland revitalization effort for the Village of Lexington while coordinating with the project manager overseeing the new marina design for the State of Michigan. Involving two distinct projects and clients, this multifaceted effort required strong communication, strategic oversight, and close collaboration to advance a cohesive vision for the harbor’s revitalization.

Beyond her professional work, Suzie is passionate about enhancing public spaces and recreational opportunities in her community. She serves as Chairwoman of the City of St. Johns, Michigan, Parks and Recreation Board, advising City Commissioners on public funding strategies, natural resource protection, public access, and recreational opportunities for residents and visitors.
Suzie’s journey into landscape architecture was shaped by her love of plants and art and her lifelong appreciation of the outdoors. An avid runner and hiker, she also enjoys kayaking and exploring wherever the water takes her.