Landscape architecture / Sacramento
Gardens with a point of view — designed for the light, the seasons, and the people who use them.
A garden is a relationship
We look at the site, the light, and the everyday life around it before we draw a line. The result is a landscape that feels like it belongs.
Planting is only
one part of the picture.
What we do / 02
One conversation can hold the big picture and the small details. We can meet a project at the stage it is in.
A clear plan for circulation, planting, shade, and the small rituals that make an outdoor room earn its keep.
Thoughtful construction and planting, with materials chosen for the way Northern California gardens actually weather.
Seasonal attention that helps a garden settle in, shift with the year, and stay connected to its original intent.
A recent courtyard
For a Sacramento courtyard, the brief was simple: make the threshold between inside and out feel less like a boundary. A soft planting edge, a place to sit, and a path that catches the evening light do the work.
The long view / 03
Set the structure
Make room for shade
Let the garden change
Notice what remains
Start with a walk / 04
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