Insects provoke a range of reactions from us, from admiration to fear and disgust. Why do bugs… bug us? And what are they good for, anyhow?
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Without a well-designed lighting system, you can only enjoy your landscape half of the time. Follow a few simple pointers to achieve beautiful, effective, efficient landscape lighting that elevates your outdoor rooms.
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Unity is an important design principle that plays a critical role in creating a cohesive, harmonious, and enjoyable landscape.
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The design principle of datum is commonly embodied as a focal point in the landscape, but has a much more powerful role as a predominant element that organizes its surroundings.
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The skillful use of rhythym, usually with the repetition of similar objects, colors, or themes, enhances the user’s experience by creating order and harmony in the landscape.
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Contrast is one of the most powerful tools in the landscape architect’s kit, and one way we design visually stunning and cohesive outdoor spaces that distinguish our clients’ properties.
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How can you know which landscape architect is the best fit for you and your project? These five tips will help you make the right decision.
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For landscape designers whose gardening education (either formal or informal) began with the Sunset Western Garden Book, the concept of climate zones is second nature. But for plenty of our clients, it’s a totally foreign concept. What is a climate zone, anyhow, and why should you care?
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With only a forecast of showers next weekend standing between us and Spring, now's your last best chance to take care of those winter to-do items and get your garden ready for peak season.
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