Contact Information and Team
Green Life Studios is located in North San Diego County and currently serves the communities of San Diego, La Jolla, Encinitas, Carlsbad, Oceanside, Vista, Escondido, San Marcos, Rancho Penasquitos, Poway, Santee, and others.
Green Life StudiosTM
835 Mason Road, Unit A
Vista, California 92084
760-298-2908 (Office)
760-842-8936 (Fax)
Alan W. Parkman
Phone: 760-521-8086
Alan W. Parkman joined Green Life Studios as Designer and Construction Officer in June 2009. He brings to Green Life Studios 15 years of building construction, maintenance and rehabilitation, plus 10 years experience in landscape design and construction. As a municipal planner for ten years, Alan served the California cities of Visalia, Concord, Orinda and Manteca. While the senior associate planner for the City of Orinda, Alan also served on several of Contra Costa Clean Water Program's committees in charge of developing and implementing California's stormwater pollution standards. Alan holds a Bachelor's degree in Landscape Architecture from UC Davis, is an expert in Edible Landscapes, and served in 2011 as Vice President of Resource Management for the San Diego Chapter of California Landscape Contractors Association.
The Contra Costa Clean Water Program's "Stormwater C.3 Guidebook" can be viewed at http://www.ci.concord.ca.us/pdf/pw/stormwater/stormwaterC3guidebook3rd.pdf, or by clicking on the cover page, below:
DeeAnn Schuttish
Phone: 760-298-2908
DeeAnn Schuttish is lead Designer and the founder of Green Life Studios. After a 20+ year career as a legal secretary for several prestigious Bay Area law firms, she obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture from U.C. Davis in 2007. Although living in the San Diego area since July 2010, she has served as the 2011 President of the East Bay Chapter of California Landscape Contractors Association. DeeAnn also served as a garden judge for the Paul Ecke Jr. Flower & Garden Show at the 2011 San Diego County Fair. Having travelled extensively throughout the world, including Europe, Southeast Asia and Mexico, DeeAnn takes inspiration from the flora, color, traditions and lifestyles of other cultures, often re-interpreting them with a palette of California native plants, materials and colors.
DeeAnn's Senior Project, entitled "The Fusion of Eastern and Western Meditation Arts in Modern Public Landscapes" can be viewed at http://lda.ucdavis.edu/people/2006/Dschuttish2006.pdf, or by clicking on the cover page, below:
