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Houston Urban Designer Unexpectedly Dies

Patrick Chang
Courtesy of Asakura Robinson
Asakura Robinson Principal Patrick Chang

Longtime Asakura Robinson principal Patrick Chang died unexpectedly on Sunday, Oct. 15. Chang was known for his work on Sugar Land Town Square, the Plaza at Enclave and streetscape improvement projects for the Westchase District.

Chang earned his Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture from Oklahoma State, gaining early experience at Sasaki Associates before working for Mesa Design Group in Dallas, and then SLA Studio Land. In 2005 he joined Asakura Robinson as a project manager, eventually rising to principal.

Asakura Robinson is accepting condolences at info@asakurarobinson.com, and will pass them to Chang's wife, Ann, and his family.

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