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Jan
Fire Pit vs. Fireplace – Which Should You Choose?
Right now it’s easy to imagine huddling around a fire as outside temps in our region regularly dip below freezing. Yet even in the summer months, the warmth and...
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20JanRead More2020 Trends in Eco-Friendly Materials
Every decade has its trends. 100 years ago, the front yard was considered the front-facing image of the family. The areas were inviting, surrounded by perennials instead of fences,...
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16DecRead MoreThe Five Best ROI Projects for Your Landscape
There’s no question that landscaping projects can be significant investments in your home. As the largest asset most people own, you’ll want to be strategic in the improvements you...
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05DecRead MoreTop 5 Landscape Design Picks for Winter Entertaining
Looking to add some flair to your outdoors this winter? If yes, then you are in good company. Below is a list of some pretty fantastic landscape design ideas...
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25OctRead More10 Remarkable Landscape Design Ideas
Looking for inspiration for your outdoor space? Here are 10 of our favorite landscape design features. 1. Garden Bridge. An uplit bridge over your creek or pond looks magical....
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10OctRead More5 Reasons to Hire a Landscape Architect
When you look at the area around your beautiful home, are you stumped? Or maybe you have a wish list of desires for your yard but aren’t sure how...
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17SepRead More
Which Outdoor Kitchen Style Fits Your Personality?
Outdoor kitchens are all the rage these days with each becoming more elaborate than the last. But it’s not about outdoing your neighbor; it’s about finding the right outdoor...
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31AugRead More
7 Reasons Why 3D Illustrations Are Your Best Friend When It Comes to Exterior Home Renovations and Construction
by Ed Ball 1. 3D is better than 2D! For starters, even though we may not all prefer 3D at the movie theatre, when it comes to landscape design...
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01AugRead More
Q&A withe Ed Ball: Designing a Water Feature (Case Study)
by Ed Ball Q: What were the goals of project? A: For a family of five. So typically whenever we speak to a client, they have a number of...
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09JanRead More
Water, Sustainability, and Legend Bruce Lee’s Warning for Landscape Architects
by Ed Ball “Water can flow or it can crash.” Those are the simplistic and yet profound words of the great Bruce Lee – the martial arts legend and...
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