MNLA is seeking a dynamic student to fill the 2025 summer internship position, which runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day. It requires a minimum of 10 weeks, and is a paid position where the student will gain experience in a variety of project phases and typologies.
MNLA creates transformative landscapes that connect communities and elevate ecological design. Our award-winning 34 person firm is based in New York City and has worked to reinvigorate, heal, and mediate places for over a quarter century. Current projects are located throughout the United States and include shorelines and piers, public open spaces and plazas, cultural institutions and historic sites, and campus planning and design.
Please email letter of interest, resume with three references, and portfolio to Ms. Katrina Williams, Human Resources Administrator at kwilliams@mnlandscape.com. No phone calls please.
Subject line shall indicate SUMMER 2025 INTERNSHIP.
Resume and portfolio must be sent as PDF attachments meeting the following criteria:
Skills Required:
Undergraduate or graduate students advancing to their second through final year of study in an accredited landscape architecture program with the following characteristics:
What you may be working on:
The office is currently working in a flexible-hybrid model that allows interns to balance their individual schedule with a minimum of three days in our lower Manhattan office. If an intern chooses to work in the office and remotely then the intern must have a reliable remote computer and internet service.
MNLA requires all employees and interns to be fully vaccinated with booster.
MNLA is an equal-opportunity employer.
Schedule:
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This groundbreaking commences Phase 1 of 2, with construction completion projected for 2030.
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