Palatine Garden
A quiet back garden organized around shade, long dinners and a low stone wall that doubles as seating.
2026 / 2,400 SQ FT
Landscape construction with an architect's eye and a contractor's respect for drainage, budgets and the way a yard actually gets used.
We build landscapes that look like they belong to the house, the climate and the people living there. The drawings matter. So does where the hose bib lands.
Every site starts with the house, grade, sun, soil and what you need the yard to do.
A quiet back garden organized around shade, long dinners and a low stone wall that doubles as seating.
A heat-tolerant backyard with one strong axis from kitchen to table, plus room for kids, dogs and a future olive tree.
A compact side yard turned into the most useful room in the house with layered planting and low-voltage light.
One team carries the project from layout through installation, so the drawing and the finished site stay connected.
Site measurement, layout, material direction, planting strategy and a practical scope before construction starts.
Patios, walkways, walls, steps, gravel courts and the structural work underneath the part you see.
Climate-aware plant palettes with strong structure on day one and enough room to look better in year three.
Efficient irrigation, drainage and low-voltage lighting integrated into the project instead of added as an afterthought.
Clear drawings, clear allowances and a jobsite that does not feel mysterious.
We walk the property, talk priorities, photograph conditions and identify the expensive surprises before a sketch becomes a promise.
Layout, material direction and a line-item scope. You know what is included and which decisions still need to be made.
Demolition, grading, utilities, hardscape, planting and punch list. Weekly notes keep the moving pieces visible.
Water schedule, maintenance notes, plant list and a 30-day return visit once the site has had time to settle.
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Send the address, a few photos and what you want the space to do. We will tell you whether a site visit makes sense.