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Agrimis joins GreenWorks as principal
91ÊÓƵ Staff//May 1, 2020//
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
GreenWorks has hired Paul Agrimis as a principal. He has more than 20 years of leadership experience – including public involvement and stakeholder engagement – gained from work on public infrastructure and natural resources restoration projects. The firm he co-founded and later sold, Vigil-Agrimis, was involved in the designs of Thomas Cully Park in Portland and Riley Ranch Nature Reserve in Bend. Agrimis has led numerous distinctive natural area park and restoration projects across the Pacific Northwest for Vigil-Agrimis, Environmental Science Associates, and Agrimis Planning + Design. His work also includes park system master planning, park master planning, trails, and bioengineering.
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