Natural sandstone circle can be used to create winding paths. Circles are a popular feature, either built into larger patios or as stand-alone features within the garden. The circle patios enhance the beauty of you garden. We can offer a range of circles, featuring a center stone with one, two, three or more outer rings of pre-cut flags, giving a selection of 1.8m, 2.8 m & 3.6 m diameters.
All the circles featured here come as 'kits', that is, as complete sets with the requisite number of pieces required to form a whole circle, and we can offer "Squaring-off Kits" as an optional extra. Squaring-off kits are supplied with 1.8 m the 2.8m & 3.6 m diameter circles. They are available in all the following colors. The squaring kits increase circles dimensions by 200mm respectively.


August 2, 2016 / LAND COLLECTIVE and City Center Lehigh Valley will host an informal community event in Center Square, on the southwestern corner of Seventh and Hamilton streets, on Thursday, August 4, 2016. The goal is to solicit feedback to better inform design strategies, making sure that approaches to City Center’s public spaces support the community as a whole.
From The Morning Call:
Land Collective is a Philadelphia company that has built public parks all over the world, yet its designers are convinced the people of Allentown are better qualified to determine how the city’s next downtown park should look.
With that in mind, the company will be camped out from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday at Seventh and Hamilton streets to brainstorm with anyone who has ideas about how to transform the lot at Seventh and Walnut into a multimillion-dollar 2-acre park to be called Center Green.
Land Collective will take the input it gets and include it in designing the park that will be under construction next spring.
“We want feedback on what people want and what they like about their favorite city,” Land Collective principal David Rubin said. “We take these ideas very seriously. All of the parks I design include ideas from the public.”
The engagement session will include:
- Discussions about the community’s vision for Allentown (both the immediate and long-term)
- “Dot-voting” for participants’ favorite park and streetscape programming
- Comment boxes for detailed feedback
- Sketches of proposed designs on display
- Live music
- A Vince’s Cheesesteaks food truck
The value of public space is one that is important to City Center Lehigh Valley, both in relation to completed building projects and interim conditions as projects are being brought to fruition. The framework plan will include long-term design recommendations for parks, streetscapes and plazas within City Center Lehigh Valley spaces, all with guidelines that can be implemented flexibly.
The focus of the study is the creation of Center Green, and the potential for it to be utilized by the community prior to the creation of the Five City Center Urban Innovation Campus. Other key areas of study include improvements to and the extension of the ArtsWalk and to other City Center-owned sites. The framework plan, with final recommendations and guidelines, will be complete in early September.
More about LAND COLLECTIVE’s community event in the news:
- “Here’s your chance to help design Allentown’s new downtown park,” The Morning Call, August 2, 2016


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By: Jonathan Chatfield
Since the dawn of civilization, humanity has always had an appreciation for water. After all, many of the most successful early civilizations thrived because of their proximity to water. Rivers, lakes, and oceans provided food and livelihood for those that inhabited the areas around them. There has always been a benefit to living near water.
In addition to the real, tangible things that water provides, like sustenance, some cultures believe that water represents renewal and release, or even holds mystical properties. They surround themselves with ponds and streams filled with beautiful fish with the intent to increase their luck or to drive away evil spirits.
We’ve even found a way to move it all closer to us by creating indoor aquariums for pleasure and relaxation. Reasons for doing so can range from aesthetic to esoteric and everything in betweenRegardless of your motivation, you cannot deny the many benefits to water features in and around your home and garden.
We are going to talk about some great ideas on how you can incorporate the natural, subtle energy and flow of water into your space.
The Natural Look
Have you ever had the pleasure of walking along the banks of a meandering stream, enjoying the calm, meditative state that doing so can induce? If so, then you will appreciate the first of several backyard waterfall ideas I would like to present.
Picture for a moment, an elevated waterfall running down over smooth moss-covered rocks into a narrow, softly bubbling stream. You could place the waterfall at the beginning of the feature, or at the end like a wonderful little surprise to be stumbled upon. How cool would that be?
With this design, you could strive to achieve the most natural look possible. If you wanted to, you could make this feature the main focus of your backyard. You could even place decks or sitting areas around the flow. Not only would it look beautiful, but it would also enhance the value of your property as well.
Perhaps, like many of us who find ourselves in a landscape of sprawling suburbia, you have a limited amount of space to work with. If that is the case, then maybe what you need is a charming pondless waterfall. With this design type, it is much easier to fit it into a confined space.
Imagine sitting in your favorite patio chair beside a relaxing waterfall, the soothing sounds of the flow of water washing away the worries of a long day.
Something More Modern
Maybe you prefer the stark lines of modern architecture. If so, you could fashion a waterfall of flat stones or pavers that would empty into a square-shaped pool surrounded by white stone. You could highlight this backyard waterfall with chrome-plated lighting. Because this might provide a more art-deco look. Even this more updated take on the backyard waterfall could provide soothing comfort in a quiet setting.
Enhancing your Pool
One of the easiest ways to enhance the look of an existing swimming pool and add to its appeal would be to add an outdoor waterfall feature. You could design it in such a way that it flows directly into the pool or through a series of smaller pools or water lily filled grottos. The mesmerizing, natural flow could make your favorite backyard refuge even better. You might even be able to design it in such a way as to add a little more seclusion and privacy. This is an excellent idea for your backyard waterfall.
Tried and True
If you are more traditional, you always have the option of the waterfall and pond combination. There really is no better feeling than enjoying your morning coffee buffeted by a tranquil breeze, and watching the playful water dance of Koi in a pond.
Backyard garden waterfalls don’t necessarily need to be elaborate or large. You could design a smaller waterfall in a larger garden area. You could create a peaceful flower garden, chock full of roses, tiger lilies and carnations. All surrounding a charming pondless waterfall at the center. Imagine wandering through your garden, then enjoying a seat on a concrete bench beside your serene backyard waterfall.
Not Just for Daytime Enjoyment
Backyard waterfalls don’t have to be strictly for daytime enjoyment either. Picture with me for a moment, a lovely water feature, surrounded by night blooming jasmine and subtle, colored lighting. You would want to ensure there was enough light for the area to be a comfortable place to sit in the evening, but not so bright as to take away from the ambiance.
The heady scent of jasmine, a glass of your favorite wine, and the company of friends and family; who could imagine anything more peaceful and relaxing.
Finding your Happy Place
There really are so many possibilities when it comes to finding the best waterfall design for your personal space. It doesn’t matter if it is large and elaborate or subtle; natural looking or ultra modern; because there is a design out there that is just right for you!


When you request a design from us, our first step is to schedule a Consultation meeting with you at a nominal fee. We will typically meet on site, so we can get a sense of the property and your own personal style.
Our Consultation visit will typically last for an hour, where we will exchange ideas, make some suggestions based on your needs, wants & desires, along with providing you an honest vision for your dream landscape, or putting the finishing touches on your established landscape.
Want to start the process? Click here — we’d love to meet with you!
The first stage of the project is to propose a layout plan setting out the spatial arrangement of the garden.
The plan will usually be illustrated with photo references. These photographic references provide a useful and easy mean to understand how your garden might look.
Subject to your thoughts, the design can be firmed up, refined or modified.
Once agreed, a detailed costing can be prepared. This will be broken down into different elements, so that the project can be phased in.
Once the landscape design phase is complete, the next step is implementing the design.
A detailed chronology setting out the timetable will be proposed. It will include a set of terms and conditions, and a payments schedule. In addition a single point of contact will be provided.
Once you’ve signed the agreement, we will provide you with a start date for your landscaping project. Over the following few days, we will work out the minor details, such as plant and color choices. Please ensure that our schedule works for you.


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8 Cozy Log Cabin Getaways for the Perfect Winter
4. Post Ranch Inn
If you have had enough of cabins rooted to the ground, come here to experience standalone tree houses built on stilts nine feet above the forest floor. The wood and glass designs of the cottages of this getaway blend in with the surrounding landscape and different types of accommodations are available. There is a ‘Mountain House’ too whose design is inspired by nearby redwood trees.
By the Way: The nearby Pfeiffer Beach is known for its purple sand and natural arches, but head to the far north end of the beach where heart shaped rocks wash up on the shore.


The heritage built in the village of Resteigne deserves to be discussed. In this characteristic village, most of the building used local materials: limestone. This walk will also make you discover the Ry de Glaumont depression from different angles, through a forest route.
The Resteigne church is a neo-Gothic limestone building built between 1868 and 1871. The adjoining rectory is a classical style house, also built of limestone, dating from 1760. Shortly after leaving the village, you reach the first site Of the Ardenne slope (Dry-les-Miens). This mid-grassy, ??semi-aborous medium grows on calcareous soil. There are some remarkable floral species, such as the small rhinant and the meadow luce. In the wet prairie area grow meadowsweed, yellow iris, aquatic mint and swamp populage.
In the localities of Tien and Bossu Oak, the deciduous trees give way to the Scots pine up to the summit of the coast, which is 375 m high. This promontory offers a beautiful clearance on the bottom of the valley of the stream of Glaumont and on the surrounding landscape. The importance of the forest massif provides shelter for large game (wild boars, deer and deer).
An aulnaie-ash tree runs along the stream, sparing both sides an old wet meadow heavily grazed by large game. Several remarkable species line the Ry de Glaumont. You will see in particular the European lycope, the water pepper, the eagle fern, the spaced sack and the plantain of water. From La Cras'nîre, where the fox makes frequent appearances, at Fosse Hawette, you walk parallel to the Promenade des étangs (see description).
A dirt road runs alongside old hedges of blackthorns and rosehips.
Between the bristles and the Spienchamp the slope contains small pimprenelles, knauties and St. John's wort, while the grassy environment presents a specific vegetation of fragrant blossom and hairy hawk. The presence of the badger has been reported here. A meadow on the right at the end of the route welcomes flowering plants such as primroses, vines, ranunculus and fescues.


Everything You Need to Know About Stump Grinding.
Tree stumps are not one of the beautiful things you can have in your yard. You do not have to settle for this when there are stump grinding services. This is a part of tree removal service where the stump is uprooted following the death of the tree, a cut or even a fall. It is important to let experienced people deal with such a matter. You will not have to worry about the appearance of your landscape when there are no stumps to get in the way of the beauty. In order to have that tidy lawn you have always wanted, immaculate landscaping or neat hedges, you do not want a stump in the middle of your property. The absence of such a thing that could tone down the appearance of your landscape will help in bringing the value of the property up. For those who do not have acres of yard space in their gardens, the last thing you need is a stump taking up too much of it because you will not be able to do the kind of landscaping you would like. A space that was occupied by a stump will be enough for a small fish pond, chairs, tables and also for a flower bed.
Mowing a lawn when there is a stump on the way means serious maneuvers so that you cannot hit it. If you end up hitting the stump, your lawn mower can be seriously damaged. People can trip on the stump and fall and the problem is even dire when there are senior citizens or young children using the yard. In case it is a neighbor who trips on the stump, you can be sued. Unless the stump is already dead, expect a new tree to start growing from it when it receives enough water. Sometimes, the growth is usually a cluster of small trees. They are usually unsightly and harmful to any plants you might have nearby.
You expect this kind of stumps to host insects like ants, termites, beetles and even wood borers. These are not pests you want anywhere near your home given how disastrous they might be. Note that this is not a DIY project because rarely will an inexperienced person manage to do this on his or own. It is important to talk to professionals in getting the service because they will give you the best results. This will also help you save costs because you will be paying for this once and have the assurance that the job will be done to your satisfaction.


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We believe that we can always make a meaningful connection between an outdoor space and the people who use it through design and implementation.
Over the years we have established a strong team and network of suppliers to ensure the work is of the highest quality.
We go to great lengths to involve the client throughout.
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Pay Consideration to Soil Depth
Tree roots do their “grazing” close to the floor of the soil, not down deep. The highest two ft of the soil supplies over fifty % of the water and vitamins for good, wholesome progress. Deeper roots collect some vitamins and moisture throughout droughts and assist anchor the tree. Tree roots are lazy – they’ll feed the place the eatin’ is finest and the simplest. For those who put a giant pile of compost and fertilizer in a planting gap, the roots will merely colonize the outlet and fortunately pig out on the handy feast. If the aim is to naturalize a tree, don’t serve it an enormous “breakfast” after which anticipate it to search out lunch and dinner exterior the planting gap all by itself. Save your compost for the greens.
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One of my favorite corners of my friend and fellow landscape designer, Rebecca Sweet's Garden...
A landscape designer's, Aesthetic Pruner's, Artist's, Female Entrepreneur's, oh, yes and dancer's, wanderings and offerings on gardens and things green, sustainable, organic, healing, beautiful and more...
Judy adopted many green, organic, sustainable principles in her life, long before it was the fashion. Her lifelong pursuit of a holistically healthy life, and love of nature & beauty in many forms led her to the field of landscape design & horticulture.
Contributing to the mix are a background in art & design including her unique handmade paper mulit-media collages, theatre sets, graphics, web, art direction, photography, sculpture, painting, dance & music. She has worked in creative and project management roles in high tech.
A graduate of Foothill College Environmental Horticulture & Landscape Design & Merritt College Aesthetic Pruning Program (a one of a kind curriculum in the country) where she received the highest honor.
This blog is a continuing exploration towards her intention to build a thriving, successful business creating sustainable beauty.
It was officially launched 'once in a Blue Moon' (really!) - on New Year's Eve, 12:00 AM, January 1, 2010 - a nice beginning.
Volunteer work includes the San Francisco Flower & Garden Show and Aesthetic Pruning in public gardens in the San Francisco Bay Area.
She is an active member of the Association of Professional Landscape Designers (APLD)
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A regional treasure: Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden in Portland’s SE Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood.
In an out-of-this-world setting surrounding southeast Portland’s spring-fed Crystal Springs Lake, you’ll find this fairy-tale garden, replete with ponds, meadows, woods, marshes, waterfalls, streams, footbridges, and 100 species of birds.
With more than 2,500 rhododendrons, azaleas, and other complementary plantings, Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden is a remarkable achievement.
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All plants in the garden were donated or funded by friends of the garden.
Volunteers from the Portland Chapter of the American Rhododendron Society, Friends of Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden, and the Master Gardeners program maintain the grounds and manage educational programs and special events.
In early spring through summer, you’ll find a spectacular display of rhododendrons, many varieties rarely seen in the Pacific Northwest. In fall, companion trees add their dramatic color.
William S. Ladd, two-term Portland mayor in the 1800s, originally owned this property, called Crystal Springs Farm.
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Reed College students referred to the property as Shakespeare Island because of the Shakespearean plays once performed there.
In 1950, abandoned and overgrown with brush and blackberries, the property became the site of a display and test garden, developed by the Portland Chapter of the American Rhododendron Society.
Through efforts of Portland Chapter members and other volunteers, and with the support of Park Superintendent C.P. Keyser, the garden grew and flourished.
The first rhododendron show was held in 1956, and the garden was officially named Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden in 1964.
The oldest rhododendron in today’s garden was planted over 100 years ago.
The original garden was designed by landscape architect, Ruth Hansen. Landscape architect, Wallace K. Huntington, designed the portion of the garden known as the Peninsula in 1977.
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The rocks used to build the waterfalls and other features were gathered from Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams.
Click here to get our Walking Portland: SE | Westmoreland, Eastmoreland, Reed College & Crystal Springs Garden online route map.
Natural spring-fed lake, ponds, meadows, woods, marshes, waterfalls, and streams.
Hilly to flat with steps and paved and unpaved paths. Wheelchair-accessible throughout.
More than 100 species: American Wigeon, Wood Duck, Canvasback, Mallard, Bufflehead, Gadwall, Lesser Scaup, Ruddy Duck, Hooded Merganser, Cackling, Canada, and Greater White-fronted Geese, American Coot, Pied-billed Grebe, Great Blue and Green Herons, Double-crested Cormorant, Glaucous-winged and Western Gulls, Red-tailed Hawk, Western Scrub-Jay, Steller’s Jay, Vaux’s Swift, Anna’s and Rufous Hummingbirds, Northern Flicker, Belted Kingfisher, Red-breasted Nuthatch, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Varied Thrush, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Townsend’s Warbler, Song Sparrow, Dark-eyed Junco. Uncommon: Eurasian Wigeon, and Golden-crowned Sparrow.
When To Go
Year-round; rhododendrons and azaleas in bloom spring through early summer.
Garden tours, event rentals, restrooms.
City park. Open 6-6 October through March, 6-10 April through September. Admission $5 from March through Labor Day, free from Labor Day through the end of February.
Bring a camera. A telephoto lens, although not necessary for most shots, is nice to have on hand.
Bird Lover Sites Nearby
Mount Tabor Park
About five miles northeast of the garden with warblers and other migrants in spring, and owls and hummingbirds year-round.
Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge
About 1.7 miles southwest of the garden, with over 185 species of birds.
- Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden | City of Portland
- Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden, Portland, Oregon | Birdwatching
- Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden Revitalization | The Wooden House
Portland Metro Walkabouts
The SkyBlue Portland Real Estate Team hosts monthly group walks through some of Portland Metro’s most beautiful and interesting neighborhoods.
For info on our monthly Walking Portland group walks, check out our Facebook page, Women Who Walk (@pdxwomenwhowalk).


After months of planning and fundraising, employees of Fire and the other City departments at 4201 Ed Bluestein held three workdays recently, and have almost completed a wildlife habitat garden in the courtyard adjacent to the employee entrance. Nine trees were planted (made possible with a grant from Austin Energy’s Urban Heat Island Mitigation project) and many smaller plants. Still to come are a water feature, benches, and a mosaic.
Also, Firefighters at Station 20 participated in a very successful habitat project at their station. Congratulations to FF Steve Hope (E20/B) and the habitat steward volunteers who helped make it happen. Follow the link www.ci.austin.tx.us/parks/wildlifehabitatprojects.htm for more.
Check out the photos from one of the HQ workdays below.


Garden lighting is one of the amenities to add for an elegant look and safety. Visually entertaining and functioning as a safety tool for lighting pathways or lighting up dark areas where unwanted critters and guest may hide.
Outdoor lighting makes landscapes stand out and to be appreciated at night from outdoors, and if done correctly even appreciated from indoors.
With so many options, let us simplify and help, we have the design skills and the experience to create a good balance, not too much and not too little. And, as with our other types of installations, its well designed, well installed and easy to maintain.
We use Led ( Light Emitting Diode) or standard bulbs, always low voltage with its advantages in safety, energy consumption and maintenance,


Park Board seeking public input on Marland Heights Park improvement project
WEIRTON – The Weirton Board of Park & Recreation Commissioners are seeking public
input regarding plans for a comprehensive capital improvement project at Marland Heights Park.
The Park Board has already received public comment on the project at previous Park Board meetings and will do so again at a presentation at Marland Heights Park on June 15, but the Park Board is also seeking public input through and online survey.
The main purpose of the survey is to gauge interest in specific areas of improvement and possible addition of amenities.
The online survey can be accessed using the link below and each email is limited to only one completed survey response.


Have you ever wondered how realistic and breathtaking natural landscapes can be created in Cities: Skylines 2? In his new series of videos, YouTuber Sully set out to prove that even with all the problems in the current version of the game and without a wide range of modding tools, truly impressive projects can be implemented in the game.
Recently, the YouTuber published a second video about the detailing in Cities: Skylines 2, focusing on nature. This time the inspiration was the picturesque Snowdonia National Park in Wales with its breathtaking mountain landscapes, rushing waterfalls and mysterious lakes.
Using mods such as Extra Landscaping Tools, Water Features and Anarchy, the player carefully designed and implemented a stunning natural terrain – with a crystal clear mountain lake, a winding river with small stones at the bottom, an impressive waterfall and a picturesque forest village on its banks. All this is harmoniously integrated into the hilly mountain landscape of the map and looks great.
As the author explains, the main goal of these videos is to demonstrate that even at an early stage in Cities: Skylines 2, it is already possible to create detailed natural landscapes, breathtaking locations and interesting architectural designs, effectively using the basic tools available and a little creativity.
In a future longer video, viewers will be able to see in detail the entire process of creating this impressive area – from the first touches on empty land to the last small details. The author will show how he textured rocks, modeled a river bed and created realistic soil.


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Nature Connection Challenge - Day 59
Land art is art that is made directly in the landscape, sculpting the land itself into earthworks or making structures in the landscape using natural materials such as rocks or twigs.This can be a really interesting way to notice patterns in natural materials or create something beautiful out of mundane materials.
Today’s challenge is to collect some materials from nature and create some land art. Try making a few piles of similar items like pine cones, leaves or sticks and then arrange them into patterns.Take a picture of what you make and share it with us on Instagram or Facebook.
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It’s pretty easy being green in Dahlonega, especially if you’re the outdoor type. Because the popular North Georgia gold mining town is home to numerous green spaces, parks and mini-parks.
That’s all by design, said Dahlonega mayor Sam Norton.
“We’re an hour away from metro Atlanta but worlds away from metro Atlanta,” he said with a chuckle. “And our green-spaces enhance that.”
As a result, Dahlonega has been deemed Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation every year since 2001 for its “commitment to community forestry.”
And it shows.


All kinds of street lamps can not only illuminate the road in the dark night, but also beautify the urban and rural environment. Want to install street lamp, be about to install high pole lamp of high quality, the performance that high pole lamp place has below gives everybody introduction.
1. Energy saving and environmental protection can prolong the life of lamps and lanterns
The high bar lamp is an energy saving lamp, which adopts intelligent lighting saving cabinet. The user can supply power to the lamp intelligently according to the voltage. In the dark night, there are few people and cars on the road. This kind of street lamp can adjust the light quantity of the lamp by lowering the pressure, which will not affect the lighting effect of the street lamp. The installation of this street lamp achieves the energy saving effect, and can also extend the service life of the lamp.
Second, the high bar lamp USES the low-loss energy-saving transformer
The high-pole lamp is a high-efficiency and energy-saving light source, and the equipment is equipped with energy-saving ballast. As long as the lamp is installed on the road, it can achieve a good energy-saving effect.
Three, the high bar lamp installation is simple
High pole lamp does not need to lay complex lines. Installation of this kind of street lamp does not need to dig the road, do not need to bury pipelines, does not consume electricity, and has low maintenance cost. Users do not need to manage the street lamp.
Four, high bar lights beautify the urban environment to provide good lighting effect
The scale of the city is constantly expanding, and lighting at night is a key problem. There are a lot of street light poles in the city, and various shapes of street light poles also appear. The most popular is LED high pole lamp, because urban construction should not only beautify the city, the street lamp should be decorative, the street lamp attaches great importance to the appearance of modeling, emphasizing the lighting effect and function of high pole lamp, high pole lamp is fully in line with the role of providing good lighting effect and beautifying the environment.
The high pole lamp plays a very important role in the urban landscape. It can not only be used as the urban landscape during the day, but also has lighting and landscape functions at night. The stability of the lighting effect of this kind of street lamp is very strong, which can ensure the safety of pedestrians and vehicles on the road and reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents.


This is the house that was featured on the TVNZ, 'the Art of the Architect' documentary, that followed the owners and myself, through from the conception, creation and completion of eight different projects throughout New Zealand.
A wonderfully positioned, north facing, lakeside position on a very steep piece of land, Bryan Oliver identified a wonderfully sheltered platform that would make a stunning outdoor living space to the lower part of the site. Being mindful that this was a narrow suburban site, and that we were going to expose four levels of a large house to the lake, it was important to construct the house out of natural materials with sufficient planting space between, to soften this into the landscape. Again schist, cedar and zinc provided the natural materials to achieve this.
A combination of passive solar design, high levels of insulation, underfloor heating, high performance Belgium window joinery create a very efficient home. A 'Total Design' approach again allowed us to create a bespoke concrete outdoor dining table, incorporating a central fire and lantern effect. Recycled timber from their original crib on site was re-purposed to create the handrail detail and numerous other features throughout the house.
As featured on TVNZ’s 'The Art of the Architect' - click to view
Tony had a difficult brief on our very steep site in Kelvin Heights and he delivered an architectural masterpiece. His professionalism and compassion every step of the way during a long build that presented many challenges never waivered. I can’t recommend Tony and his team highly enough.


In the landscaping business, there are many options, and unfortunately due to this people forget the advantages and options of concrete. Elite Edge came to Webmosa with a desire to bring life to the concrete industry, and really show off how concrete can be custom designed to fit any style. The site needed to be creative, yet informative, and most importantly it must be used to generate new business leads.
What Webmosa Provided:
When it came to the creative aspect, we decided to incorporate colors that would fit in with a landscaping job, so the site was comprised of mostly green and tan. To make the site a sales tool, we wanted to address the immediate questions of a possible customer, so we worked with Elite Edge to put together a beneficial FAQ page, as well as an Installation Process page to settle any curiosities. Throughout the site, we made it easy for users to "Request a Quote", which would then provide the user to fill out necessary information in regards to their needs.


Our expert architectural knowledge and experience allow us to follow your brief carefully: creating seamless, stunning spaces that will inspire admiration whilst maximising returns on your investment.
We create unique architectural designs to fit our client’s special needs; we understand that every project requires an open mind and a new way of thinking. We pay attention to what our clients are asking of us and always keep in mind that this is always the client’s project being developed. Whether the project is a small residential addition or a big commercial, each client deserves to see their dream become a reality. We at FARSA BUILdesign take great pride in providing the client with the architectural services that help see their passion become built.
FARSA BUILdesign is a firm that offers a wide range of services, from preliminary site analysis and entitlements to architectural design, interior design, landscape design, engineering and construction.
As a service-oriented firm, we work closely with our clients to identify project scope and develop design solutions to best address their needs, wants, and budgets. We work with you from design concept through construction completion to bring your vision to life. Our process is flexible and does depend on what you require and what you’re hoping to achieve.


Our Bamboo U shape Trellis are the perfect way to grow, support, shape and display climbing plants. They are made of strong bamboo and are a natural colour. You can easily cut them down to any size with a pair of secateurs. The natural bamboo has been heated and curved to give more support for plants and they look amazing! The thickness varies from 8-10mm and they are in a pack of 10.
*Please note Each bamboo trellis varies in shape, thickness and look. They are a natural product so they may have some imperfections such as notches and fire marks from the heating process. It all adds to their natural character.


Forsyth Park is the largest park in the historic district of Savannah Georgia. The Park covers 30 acres of land just south of Gaston Street and north of Park Avenue. The east border of Forsyth Park is Drayton Street and on the west is Whitaker. For locals and tourists, Forsyth Park is a hub of social interaction. Concerts, recreation sports, people watching, sun bathing, reading, relaxing…can all be seen going on in Forsyth Park depending on when you are there. On Saturdays there is a great farmer’s Market that takes place in Forsyth Park. If you are going to be visiting the historic district of Savannah make sure to plan an hour to head over to Forsyth Park and check it out.
The fountain at the north end of the park was added in 1858 and is reminiscent of fountains in the Place de la Concorde in Paris and in Cuzco, Peru. At this time, Parisian urban planning was centered on the development of residential neighborhoods radiating out from a central green space. The Parisian model of developing large city parks was emulated by large cities in the United States, with even smaller cities, such as Savannah, asserting their own cosmopolitan image.
Every St.Patricks Day the fountain is ceremoniously turned green in celebration of Savannah's deep Irish heritage.
The fountain and many other aspects of Savannah are clearly visible in the 1962 film Cape Fear
When I approach a scene I start by looking at it from all angles so I can capture it the way I want to take the image... I look for mood, I look for leading lines and I look how the light and the shadows create different looks.
I start by taking some wide photos and then start narrowing my focus...
Above you see the photo of the Forsyth Fountain and the path leading up to it. Its a pretty setting and the fountain looks great in the setting, but I was drawn to the individual statues inside the fountain.
Above you see four images that I took of the different statues. I used intersecting lines in the water streams, I framed some of the statues with the elements like water streams and I converted the images to black and white because I felt the scene called for a higher contrast black and white look.
The gear I used to take these images were the LUMIX GX8, the LUMIX G VARIO 35-100/F2.8, the Manfrotto 294 Carbon Fiber Tripod and the Manfrotto XPRO Ball Head


So Kraft Azalea Gardens in Winter Park, Florida had quite an ethereal appeal after hurricane Matthew. The moss-strewn gardens quite wonderfully enhanced this romantic atmosphere! Looking forward to Jennifer and Matt’s December wedding!
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Sand Valley Golf
Sand Valley is a remarkable golf resort located in Rome, Wisconsin. Since their launch only two years ago, Sand Valley has skyrocketed to success with visitors flocking from across the country to experience the unique landscape and larger-than-life course design. I worked with the Keiser family, owners of Bandon Dunes and Cabot Cliffs, to create a logo for Sand Valley's new Par 3 course, designed by Coore and Crenshaw.
"Olivia is an absolute joy to work with and we are thrilled with the design she created for our logo project. Olivia was able to distill our team's varied thoughts and ideas into clear design concepts that struck the perfect chord and she handled the project from start to finish with patience and professionalism. I expect we'll be working with Olivia again soon and I highly recommend her, without reservations, to anyone in need of design expertise."
- CHRIS KEISER • SAND VALLEY GOLF


Southside Nature Park Rules and Ordinance
Previous Pictures and Information on the Construction of the Southside Nature Park
The playground contractor EBI,LLC will be completing work during the week of October 25th. Weather permitting. Finish work to the side walks and landscaping is scheduled.
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oil on ply
This painting originated from deep respect for the vision and beauty of The Spirited Garden. After spending hours meandering and appreciating the individual and unique beauty of each tree I couldn’t re-represent them. Instead I focused on the fluidity and relational nature water feature, capturing a fleeting moment in a constantly moving, creative and energetic environment.
“This project was assisted through Arts Tasmania by the Minister for the Arts”.


Sr. Land Development Manager – FL
As Sr Land Development Manager for the Tampa Bay Region, Roger is responsible for due diligence, contract administration, permitting, scheduling, constructing and turning over the projects under his supervision.
Roger is a Registered Landscape Architect and has been part of the development industry since 1990. He began his career in Amusement Park Development and later transitioned in to Community Design and Community Development.
Roger graduated from the University of Florida College of Architecture with the degree Bachelor of Landscape Architecture.


Ettore Masonry Inc. was established in 2003. Ettore was trained in Italy by his family, and has pursued a traditional construction practice that has provided clients with excellence in design and service. He mastered the art of stone masonry with his uncle in Australia along with 25 years of experience in the trade.
His specific areas of expertise are outdoor living environments including kitchens, wood burning pizza ovens, fireplaces, swimming pools, Jacuzzi, historic renovations and new constructions.
Clients include residential, commercial and private developers. Ettore Troia works with architects and designers chosen by his clients and also collaborates on projects from conception to completion.
Ettore Troia integrates minimalism and geometrical form to create sustainable natural environments of distinct visual character. Within his solutions, he explores and expresses the intimate relationships between people and landscape, and collaborates with his clients to craft deeply personal and lasting outdoor spaces. For all projects, his goal is to create places of refuge, celebration and social connection.


Avondale Town Green
Creative Sources Photography | Atlanta Architectural Photographers
AIA Georgia – People’s Choice Award
Atlanta Regional Commission – Excellence Award: Great Places Category
Urban Land Institute – Award of Excellence
SSOE Group, an internationally ranked architecture and engineering firm, has received the Atlanta Regional Commission’s (ARC) 2022 Regional Excellence Award in the Great Places category for their work on the Avondale Estates Town Green project.
The ARC’s annual awards honor visionary projects that are improving the quality of life in communities across metropolitan Atlanta.
The Town Green, the heart of downtown Avondale, provides a place of sense and community through adaptable open spaces for planned events and casual gatherings, while serving as an anchor for future development.
Through our discussions with the design team, we agreed to schedule the shoot during the early morning, late afternoon, and twilight. The light cast by the rising and setting sun mirrors the intended warmth of the spaces and structures. Further, this warmth and low sun angle highlight the form and the materiality of the two pavilions, the sand finish of the molded bricks, the wood grain of the glulam, and other specified materials. Creative Sources worked with SSOE’s designers to craft the imagery which was submitted for the award.
Creative Sources Photography’s experienced, award-winning creative team of Atlanta Architectural Photographers is here to collaborate on your next project, from concept and planning to final image results.


Celebrate your Garden with Professional Garden Photographs
Your garden is a labor of love and devotion. Why not celebrate its beauty with lasting images?
Whether your garden’s glory is expressed in brilliant splendor, muted tranquility, whimsical color, or intricate landscaping, we can help you portray your garden's spirit through photographs.
We are available in Portland, Oregon, and surrounding areas, to photograph your garden, naturescape, or landscape. Contact JBoggs Photography firstname.lastname@example.org.
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Preserve your Garden’s Beauty
A garden is constantly changing from season to season. It will never again be as it is now. Immortalize this fleeting nature—whether it’s your entire garden, or just your prized Dahlias—through photographs.We can help you capture your garden’s essence.


Textures & Patterns
We offer many textures and patterns with varying designs. Please see our Photo Gallery for past projects and inspirational ideas of how you can use stamped concrete to enhance and beautify your home.
Rock Salt Finish
3×3 Textured Squares
Pool Deck 3’x3′ Textured slate Stamp Color: Coachella Sand / Liquid Release
Deck: Antique Cork/ Terra Cotta
Radius Cobble Stone


30 Pieces Model Coconut Palm Tree Scenery Model Tree Mixed Model Trees for Model Train Railway Architecture Diorama DIY Scenery Landscape (Style 2)
100% brand new and high quality
-Various size: 5 different sizes of trees are provided for you, different sizes can meet your different needs, create the landscape you want
-Exquisite workmanship: the model coconut trees made of plastic, natural green and excellent flexibility and durability
-Package include: package contains 30 pieces model coconut trees with 5 size, 6 model coconut trees in each size, sufficient amount to meet your needs
-Realistic shape: the shape of these coconut trees and its natural green make the model look more realistic, suitable for natural DIY landscape works
-Use occasion: these realistic model palm trees coconut trees can decorate building model, sand table model, train scenery or architecture
– Material: Plastic
-Color: nature green
-Pattern: as pictures shown
– Five Sizes：
Package Include: 30 pcs Plastic Coconut Palm Trees
1. No retail package.
2. Best as we try to avoid this, it may cause extrusion deformation during transportation, but the product is of high quality and it does not affect the use.
3. Please allow 0-1cm error due to manual measurement.Pls make sure you do not mind before you bid.
4. Due to the difference between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color of the item. Thank you!
1.Handmade vine hanging basket,made of natural material,eco-friendly and durable.
2.Each selected vine has been carefully screened for quality assurance.
3.Beautiful and practical, fresh wild, hanging in any places you like.
4.Applicable to patio,garden,balcony,living room,bedroom,hallway,etc


Exposed Aggregate Concrete
This type of decorative concrete may sound more complicated than it actually is. Aggregate simply means to combine several elements to create a whole item. With exposed aggregate concrete, we mix in other materials with the concrete to achieve a different look. We commonly mix in gravel, pebbles, or sand to achieve a new textured appearance. The top layer is then washed away to reveal the details of the added material.
More than just a floor walking on it
The Exposé decorative concrete range is created by removing the surface fines from the concrete resulting in the internal aggregates being exposed highlighting the natural elements of the stone. Expose is ideal for use on outdoor areas, the more heavily exposed finish is perfect for driveways or areas requiring more grip. To add extra dimension and individualize your project, select any of the colors from our Color range or hand seed our glow in the dark aggregate, Luminesque. Columns
Application / Use– Community areas, Driveways, Floors, Infrastructure, Landscaping, Outdoor entertainment areas, Parks and gardens, Paths and walkways, Pool surrounds, Precast, Roadways and ,transport slab overlays, Slabs, Specialized applications, Standard applications, Walls
An exposed-aggregate finish is also possible on concrete walls or tilt-up panels. Vertical applications include:
Decorative retaining walls
Architectural building facades
Sound barrier walls
Exposed Aggregate Costs
The question that always arises is how much the cost for exposed aggregate installation per square meter?
The answer here is puzzling, especially since it is related to the source of the material as it is natural and its colors and sizes vary and are brought from more than one source, including what is imported from outside country. The prices here are determined after knowing the customer’s request and the type and color of the required materials.


Delicate highlights of dark green in a sea of gray. The texture of Verde Marina is really special. It recalls the tones of the seabed and brings an undoubted personal style to the environments where it is installed. A decidedly natural option, which will harmonize perfectly, both with classic environments, as well as with the most current ones.
Price per square meter


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Instead of neat rows of monoculture, forest gardens combine fruit and nut trees, shrubs, herbs, vines and perennial vegetables together in one seemingly wild setting. This type of agroforestry mimics natural ecosystem... What if, when we make something new, we also consider how it can be unmade when it's no longer of use? Can the materials be separated and repurposed? C
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Anything's Possible With A Custom Concrete Pool
We build Freeform/natural swimming pools and linear/geometric style swimming pools in both the “traditional” style as well as the stunning “vanishing edge” and/or "perimeter overflow" style. To make things a little easier for you, we’ve separated the linear pools from the freeform pools. (You can click on any photo for a much larger view. For an automatic "slide show" of the photos, just click the triangle-shaped "play" button that shows up when you expand the photo.)
For even more photos and ideas, get our free "Pool Ideas" CD-ROM.
LINEAR / GEOMETRIC POOLS: Bringing Elegance and Innovation to Your Backyard
A "linear" or "geometric" pool tends to produce a neat, clean look. This is usually accomplished with some combination of the following design styles and features:
- Clean, straight lines
- A basic or combination of geometric shapes (rectangles, squares, etc.)
- Concrete Brick Paver, Travertine Paver or Tile Decking
- Bull-nose Paver, Bull-nose Travertine, or Tumbled edge travertine Coping on the edge of the pool
- Clean, simple, classic water features, such as deck jets, scuppers or wok style water falls
- Ceramic, Glass or Mosiac tiles at the waterline
A "Zero Edge" or “Perimeter Overflow” design will also tend to add a formal, sophisticated look to any pool design. (A "zero edge" occurs when the pool water and the deck are at the same height, with a nearly invisible overflow slot to catch any spillover.) A lighter pool interior will tend to give any swimming pool a more traditional look, where as a darker pool interior can lean towards a more contemporary look. A formal/traditional pool will tend to look more appropriate if your landscaping choices stay with a relatively clean and formal style.
FREE-FORM/NATURAL POOLS: Creating “The Natural Look”
A “natural” or “free-form” pool provides a much more relaxed and natural look. This is usually accomplished with some combination of the following:
- Smooth flowing curves and natural shapes
- Concrete Brick Paver, Travertine Paver or Flagstone/natural stone deck
- Use of natural (or natural looking) boulders and rocks
- Natural-looking waterfalls, grottos, water slides and other features
- Natural Style Tiles at waterline
A natural or freeform look is further achieved with abundant landscaping near the water's edge, especially with palms, ferns, and/or extensive ground cover. Darker-colored interior finishes also tend to promote a "natural lagoon" look. A beach entry is another feature that adds a certain casual look to any pool design.


Reclaimed Cobble Sets Manchester
Reclaimed Cobble Sets
For the home or business owner who wants nothing but the best, nothing beats the old-world charm and beauty of reclaimed cobble sets Manchester. As most landscape artists, architects and developers will attest, paving cobblestones and cobble sets are long lasting and have very low maintenance cost, with the added advantage of being easily recyclable. Reclaimed cobble sets Manchester are available in a variety of beautiful colors and sizes and add a sense of elegant beauty to all kinds of projects.
Versatile and Beautiful
Reclaimed cobble sets Manchester are also extremely versatile, lending themselves to the creation of scenic driveways, paths and even larger public areas. The result is that many architects and landscapers are being requested by home owners to beautify their houses and premises with these charming, decorative paving materials instead of other hard paving construction materials that have less visual appeal.
Reusable and Affordable
It is difficult to find another product that offers the same reusability as reclaimed cobble sets Manchester while, at the same time, offering the same spectacular and artistic look. Reclaimed cobblestone sets can be used in all areas of the home, including driveways, verandahs, indoor recreational areas and patios. Coupled with their value for money, this versatility has been one of the reasons why reclaimed cobble sets have become very popular in construction and retrofit projects in recent years.
Long-Lasting and Robust
We provide constructions experts, designers and decorators with cobbles and setts that can be used to transform lifeless and bland living spaces into exciting and aesthetically pleasing works of art. Not only are reclaimed cobble sets Manchester easy on the eye, they also provide a robust platform for both foot and vehicular traffic since they are made of the toughest, highest-quality granite. When properly laid, our cobbles and setts last for years, and will be enjoyed by our clients and their families for generations.
Good for the Environment
Reclaimed cobble sets Manchester are also healthier for the environment. It is an established fact that it takes tremendous amounts of natural resources to produce and distribute new and non-recyclable landscaping, construction and home improvement materials. During demolition and renovation, these materials also produce large amounts of waste that can be difficult to get rid of, decreasing the quality of the environment.
Home owners who choose reclaimed cobble sets Manchester are not only going to beautify their living spaces and the areas surrounding their homes, but will also play a big role in the conservation of the environment.


Custodians of the Landscape
Two Rivers Wines, New South Wales, Australia
Bombay Sapphire Gin
Laverstoke Mill, Hapmshire, UK
He has long been interested in collaborating with designers and architects and his latest works show something of the endless possibilities.
In 2014 Ben was commissioned to create a carving of the Bacardi Bombay Sapphire Gin logo of Queen Victoria. This has formed part of the reinvention of the Laverstock Mill site in Hampshire by the world famous Thomas Heatherwick studios.
Ben's latest project is for the Two Rivers Wines vineyard in New South Wales, Australia. The work is very much site specific in its nature, incorporating more than 28 tonnes of stone sourced from the vineyard. The work entitled 'Custodians of the Landscape' is a direct reference to the spectacular and ancient landscape.


Willowbog Farm has played a big part in my life. We moved in back in 1973 and actually bought the place in 1990. Here’s a few photos of how it used to be.
This was it back in the 70’s. Notice the forest right behind the house and the bare field to the front of the house.
This was it in the 90’s when we bought the Farm and called it home. You can see the pond as it used to be.
and again in the mid 90’s
Sadly about 7 years ago they felled the trees in the forest behind the nursery totally changing the landscape.
Aerial Photograph of the Farm and lands.
Over the years we have planted trees around the Farm and worked hard to create some interesting gardens.
Plans are under way to create a Sculpture park on the Farm. I’ll add some photos of this soon.


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Oravakallu Rock Garden Tour Packages
Experience the Unique Beauty of Oravakallu Rock Garden with Our Exclusive Tour Packages
Welcome to Oravakallu Rock Garden, a hidden gem in the heart of Andhra Pradesh, India. Our Oravakallu Rock Garden Tour Packages are thoughtfully designed to provide you with an opportunity to explore the surreal landscapes, fascinating rock formations, and tranquil surroundings of this enchanting destination.
Why Choose Our Oravakallu Rock Garden Tour Packages?
Rock Marvels: Witness the awe-inspiring rock formations that give the garden its name, with massive boulders and unique geological wonders that will leave you amazed.
Lush Greenery: Explore the lush gardens and manicured lawns surrounding the rocks, providing a serene environment for relaxation and exploration.
Sculpture Park: Discover the garden’s collection of sculptures and art installations, adding a cultural and artistic dimension to your visit.
Adventurous Activities: Enjoy thrilling activities like rock climbing, zip-lining, and trekking, catering to adventure enthusiasts of all levels.
Cultural Insights: Learn about the local culture and history of the region, as well as the significance of the rock garden in the community.
Our Tour Packages
Choose from a variety of tour packages to match your interests and schedules:
Rock Garden Discovery: A leisurely tour offering serene experiences, with visits to the rock formations, sculpture park, and gardens.
Adventure Escape: Dive into thrilling adventures with rock climbing, zip-lining, and trekking activities, complemented by exploration of the garden.
Cultural and Artistic Exploration: Combine artistic insights with cultural experiences, including guided tours of the sculpture park and interaction with local artists.
Customized Packages: Tailor-made itineraries to cater to your specific preferences and requirements.
Plan Your Oravakallu Rock Garden Getaway
Embark on a journey through the surreal beauty of Oravakallu Rock Garden with our expertly curated tour packages. Contact us today to book your unique escape and immerse yourself in the natural wonders and culture of Andhra Pradesh.


Mark Holland, B.LA M.Sc. MCIP LEED™PLAN 506 & 606: Planning Practice
About Mark: Mark is well-known in the world of planning, as he worked for the City of Vancouver and ultimately founded the City’s Sustainability Office (this, in the city that strives to be the greenest city in the world). He then co-founded two nationally recognized consulting firms before beginning his own – Holland Planning Innovations – of which he is currently the President. He has professional degrees in both community planning and landscape architecture, and has been awarded numerous honours, including BC’s Planner of the Year (2010) and the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal (2013) for his contributions to the field of sustainability and planning.


Design & Environment
An intensive, interdisciplinary, and output-oriented workshop
University of Leeds
Wednesday 28 February & Thursday 1 March 2018
3 to 5 page essay deadline: 12 January 2018
For queries and special interest please contact firstname.lastname@example.org
With open keynotes by Wendy Gunn (Senior Research Fellow at the Research[x]Design Research Group, Department of Architecture, KU Leuven) and Clare Rishbeth (Lecturer in Landscape Architecture at the Department of Landscape, The University of Sheffield)
This two-day workshop seeks to critically rethink how design and environment inform each other. Architects, designers, and environmental scholars from a range of disciplines are committed to sustainability. However, the relationships between these fields of inquiry and production are not self-evident. How are design and environment intertwined, or when does environment become design and vice versa?
It has long been recognised that spatial planning and design are not just matters of aesthetics or convenience, but can have major consequences for how an environment functions in social terms. The examples of destructive socio-spatial segregation are ample, as are those of fragmented ecosystems. The workshop invites reflections on the troubled relationship between design and environment beyond conventional “Design for the Environment” (DfE) frameworks (focussing on the environmental impact of products or processes) and seeks to defy the idea that design altruistically works ‘for the betterment of all’. Acknowledging instead the normativity and embeddedness of design in power structures, can serve to expose the intentionality of environmental changes. In turn, environmental changes, as well as contemporary understandings of the socio-material configuration of space, can produce surprising understandings of how design processes work and allow for more inclusive, and perhaps empowering conceptualisations of design. The emerging field of design anthropology in particular has been “concerned with how people perceive, create, and transform their environments through their everyday activities” , thus developing a broad conceptualisation of design as a way of making the world.
Where do (studies of) design and environment meet, and what kinds of understandings does this offer? What are the pitfalls and challenges this encounter brings forward? How do the temporalities and materialities of design and environment align or clash in working towards a sustainable future?


A Muskegon County nature preserve planned on 75-acres of hardwood forest will include a trail system accessible to everyone, a conservancy group said.
The Land Conservancy of West Michigan said it's working on a new preserve area that will feature a trail system accessible by strollers and wheelchairs.
"We have worked closely with Disability Connection/West Michigan on the design of the trail and we want to help ensure that more people have the opportunity to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of this forested area," Vaughn Maatman, executive director of the Land Conservancy, said Wednesday.
The preserve near the Lake Michigan shore would feature several miles of trails.
The conservancy says it's secured more than 70 percent of the estimated $332,000 needed to build the park.
It's calling for public support to come up with the rest.


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NOJI Architects In the realm of contemporary architecture,it stands as a beacon of innovation, creativity, and sustainability. Founded by a group of visionary architects, this design firm has been shaping our urban landscapes with cutting-edge designs and forward-thinking solutions. In this article, we’ll delve into the fascinating world of NOJI Architects, exploring their philosophy, notable projects, and the impact they have on the architectural industry.
The Genesis of NOJI Architects
H1: A Creative Collective
NOJI Architects was born out of the shared passion of a group of architects who believed in the power of collaboration.
H2: The Founding Vision
The architects envisioned a firm that would blend traditional architectural principles with contemporary sustainability practices, pushing the boundaries of design.
The NOJI Approach to Architecture
H3: Sustainable Design
At the heart of NOJI’s approach lies a commitment to sustainable architecture.
H4: Innovative Materials
it actively experiments with cutting-edge building materials to reduce the environmental footprint.
NOJI’s Notable Projects
H3: “EcoVista” Residential Complex
The EcoVista project is a testament to NOJI’s dedication to green architecture.
H3: “Urban Oasis” Park
The Urban Oasis park showcases NOJI’s ability to transform urban spaces into lush green havens.
H2: Awards and Recognition
NOJI Architects’ groundbreaking designs have garnered numerous awards and accolades.
The Impact of NOJI Architects
H3: Shaping Urban Skylines
NOJI’s projects have redefined cityscapes, blending modernity with natural aesthetics.
H4: Influencing the Industry
The firm’s commitment to sustainable practices has inspired other architects and developers to follow suit.
NOJI’s Vision for the Future
H2: Pushing Boundaries
it plans to continue pushing the boundaries of architecture with daring and sustainable designs.
In a world where architecture is constantly evolving, NOJI Architects stands as a beacon of innovation, sustainability, and artistic prowess. Their commitment to creating sustainable, aesthetically pleasing structures has not only shaped the urban landscapes but also influenced the industry as a whole.
1. How did it come into existence?
it was founded by a group of visionary architects who shared a passion for innovative and sustainable design.
2. What sets NOJI Architects apart from other design firms?
it commitment to sustainability and their innovative use of materials distinguish them from other firms in the industry.
3. Can you provide an example of a notable project by NOJI Architects?
Certainly, one of their standout projects is the “EcoVista” Residential Complex, a model of green architecture.
4. How has its influenced the architectural industry?
Their dedication to sustainable practices has inspired others in the field to prioritize eco-friendly design solutions.
5. What’s next for it?
it plans to continue pushing the boundaries of architecture, creating groundbreaking designs that blend creativity and sustainability.


Designed for Outdoor Advertising and Information Display
High Brightness: Designed for high visibility, even in direct sunlight.
Weather Resistance: Built to withstand harsh weather with weatherproof enclosures and tempered glass.
Remote Management: Allows for remote control, content management, scheduling, and monitoring.
24/7 Operation: Engineered for continuous, round-the-clock operation with durable components and effective cooling systems.
Portrait and Landscape Installation: Supports both portrait and landscape orientations for versatile outdoor installations.
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This project was seen as underpinning the delivery of the Area Development Framework and supporting the much needed transformation.
The design exploited lighting opportunities in several different ways, creating ‘layers’ of urban spaces. For example, buildings were identified at each end of the Market Place that could be lit to provide ‘bookends’ to the market place facade lighting. The lighting scheme was further embellished by additional lighting ‘sprinkled around’ in the form of uplighting to key visual items such as the Duncan Edwards & Earl of Dudley statues, underlighting of the new public benches and uplighting of the new trees planted within the Market Place. The whole scheme is controlled from a Pharos LPC-1 through the use of wireless DMX. In addition the system is networked and has moveable webcams that allow for live visual systems checking and uploading / running of new shows to the entire colour change scheme.


Duration: 3 Days
Key Works: Surfacing
In preparation, the site was stripped of all vegetation and soil in the areas due to be surfaced, which was then stockpiled, ready for moving to an adjacent site to be levelled. The area was scraped, re-graded and compacted to allow adequate falls where possible. All areas were then trimmed up with stone, ready for surfacing. For surfacing works, we laid over six hundred tonnes of 20mm HD Binder Course.


An outdoor gazebo can provide a sense of peace and serenity. It is the ideal place to relax, socialize or breathe in the fresh air.
Gazebos are enchanting, practical and visually stunning.…an accent for any yard or deck.
These charming structures provide a comfortable, welcoming area to relax in, and they come in a variety of styles to suit any aesthetic.
Whether you want a romantic hideaway or a festive party zone, there is a gazebo style that is perfect for you.
Depending on your personal needs and interests, you should select a gazebo that will provide the longevity, functionality and aesthetic you desire.
If you want your gazebo to stand out amid a lush, flourishing garden, choose a more elaborate structure. A simple, rural yard can be complemented nicely by a classic and traditional lattice design.
The way you use your gazebo depends on your lifestyle and personal needs. Some people use them as impressive focal points for gardens, yards or decks.
Gazebos can be elegant and ornate, or they can be modest and traditional. Regardless of the design you choose, you should be able to maximize your enjoyment of the great outdoors while improving your overall living space. A gazebo is also a valuable addition as far as visual interest is concerned. The best way to boost the overall appeal of a house is to make the living space appear warm and inviting.


Phil Regan, a 1988 graduate of the University of Miami with a Bachelor of Architecture, joined Hutker Architects in 1988 and serves as Principal and the Senior Project Designer for Hutker Architects’ Vineyard office. A Vineyard native with a deep understanding of the nature of the coastal landscape, Phil brings over 20 years of professional design and development experience with residential and public projects on the island. Phil has combined his skills with an unfettered understanding of the region, delivering throughout the island defining projects that complement and withstand the beauty and nature of the landscape, while also challenging it with a fresh definition of a traditional esthetic.
Phil heads up the Vineyard office of Hutker Architects, mentoring over 15 talented architects and designers. Phil is a founding member of both the Cottage City Historic District Commission and Vineyard Baseball, Inc. and currently sits as a Historic District Commissioner and as a consultant for Vineyard Baseball, Inc. Phil also serves on the Board of Directors of the Martha’s Vineyard Little League and as a youth sports coach for the Martha’s Vineyard Boys and Girls Club. In 2011, Phil was elected to the Sheriff’s Meadow Foundations’ Board of Directors for a three- year term. He and his family reside in Oak Bluffs.


Cutting Edge Hardscapes provides complete outdoor living space design and installation for customers in the greater Castleton, IN area.
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The Flagey district
This guided walking tour takes you through a district of the city unlike any other.Set up a guided tour for a group
Located at the junction of the Maelbeek valley and Chaussée d’Ixelles, Place Flagey was built on the site of a drained pond. Whereas the Maelbeek, a stream that today runs through an underground culvert, sometimes make its presence felt by flooding in periods of heavy rain, the names of the streets remind us of the presence of many breweries in what was the heart of the village of Ixelles. The square that we see today was laid out in the 1930s around the “Ocean Liner”, the iconic building designed by Joseph Diongre to house the National Radio Broadcasting Institute. It provides a link between urban worlds that are as different as they are interesting. This guided walking tour takes you through a district of the city unlike any other.


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4 Seasons Design is a Michigan-based interior landscape horticultural and holiday design company. We have a passion for building and maintaining client relationships.
Commercial, residential, new or redesign, 4 Seasons Design can accommodate your space with a fresh new look and horticultural program to fit your needs.
The staff at 4 Seasons Design has over 30 years of design and horticultural experience. Our talented team will bring your ideas and visions to life.
With our skills in plant design and professionally trained horticultural technicians, we deliver spectacular service at very reasonable rates.
4 Seasons Design will create a lush green environment that will revitalize your workspace.
This is the first step in brightening up your day and breathing plant life into your environment.
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Senior Vice President of Entitlement & Development
Dave Eadie is the Senior Vice President of Entitlement and Development for Kennedy Wilson, a global real estate investment company. For the past 15 years, Eadie has worked closely with the Hawaiian community on the visioning, planning and development of Kennedy Wilson’s two projects on Hawaiʻi Island’s Kona Coast, Kohanaiki and Kona Village Resort.
Early in his career, Eadie worked in the planning departments of some of the fastest growing cities in the United States before transitioning into real estate development, where he has spent over 50 years creating and implementing responsible development plans.
His work includes the development and implementation of comprehensive project permitting strategies, coordinating many different disciplines including land planning, architecture, engineering, archaeology, wildlife biology, landscape architecture and community needs to build local support and launch successful projects.


The weather was quite dry in June with little rainfall, but we had adequate amounts in July. The U. S. Drought Monitor website (https://tinyurl.com/msavbe9e) classifies Henry County and the surrounding area as abnormally dry. Will a severe drought develop? The possibility exists but is not certain. We should prepare for the case of an extended period of minimal rainfall. The impact of a potential drought can be minimized on the home landscape by taking several simple steps.
Avoid planting new trees and shrubs until the weather is cooler during the fall. The water stress will be less due to the cooler weather, although periodic applications of it will still be necessary. During fall and winter, the top parts of the plants grow very little, but the roots will continue to grow and help the plant become established where it can better tolerate the hot, dry conditions of the following summer.


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Line – The connection, focus, and movement of the design.. Texture – Surface elements of the site, including plants, water, and pavement materials.. Color – Combination and balance of color for visual interest Under en intensiv höstvecka bjuder Gothenburg design festival för tredje gången in allmänheten att utforska design, konsthantverk, konst, mode och arkitektur. Bring your landscape projects to life in SketchUp. With our 3D garden design software, you can visualize your ideas in no time. A landscape design is like a floor plan for an outdoor area.
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We pride ourselves on our experience, quality and craftsmanship. We have a great reputation because we are honest, reliable and prompt. We are focused on providing high-quality service and customer satisfaction. HDK Landscape & Design has been in business since 2012 and we come to the table with almost 10 years of experience.
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We want you to be as happy with us as we are to work for you. D.K. Landscape & Design, Inc. is an award-winning, full-service design, build and maintenance contractor. We have a strong commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction. For the last 15 years, we’ve been helping our clients create distinctive landscapes.
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Silverburn Park Promo
Silverburn Park in Fife is home to a 19th Century Flax Mill, beautiful gardens and walks.
The charity FEAT asked us to promote their ‘Heart, Mind and Soul’ project by shooting and editing this promotional video about the park.
The video features interviews with the park’s staff and volunteers, as well as stunning aerial footage over the park and the Leven area.
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – As part of the program to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in June, a stunning wooden sculpture will stand outside Buckingham Palace in the United Kingdom.
The Tree of Trees monument, designed by Heatherwick Studio, will rise nearly 21 meters (69 feet) and will consist of 350 native British trees attached to a giant steel frame. The monument embodies the Queen’s Green Canopy (QGC) initiative, which called on the British to “plant an anniversary tree” between October 2021 and March 2022. Therefore, more than one million trees were planted during these months, according to the QGC website. .
British designer Thomas Heatherwick, founder of Heatherwick Studio, said in a press release that the Tree of Trees is the fruit of “a convergence of workshops and nurseries across the country, as part of a fantastic community campaign that is literally changing the landscape in our nation. “
Heatherwick Studio has designed for many high-profile projects, from the new London Routemaster buses to the Olympic boiler in 2012. The latter monument recreates the wood theme from some of the studio’s earlier works.
Last year in Shanghai, Heatherwick and his team designed Project 1,000 Trees, a 1,000-tree mall planted in ponds on top of the building’s 1,000 structural pillars.
Heatherwick built the “Little Island” park in the United States, on the sidewalk in the Manhattan neighborhood, and includes more than 100 different species of trees and plants native to New York City, USA.
According to the Heatherwick studio, all 350 trees will be placed in aluminum vessels, engraved with the symbol of the Queen. The trees will be distributed to local organizations in October after the anniversary celebration.
The Queen’s Platinum Anniversary Celebration takes place on the weekend of 2-5. June and includes a torchlight competition and the lighting of more than 1,500 venues across the UK and overseas territories.


Chicweed's mission is to share their passion for beautiful succulent container gardens and landscaping. We first met Melissa around 2008 in the Cedros district of Solona Beach, California. Together we've created beautiful signage, logos, websites and now an eCommerce marketplace with one goal in mind; beautiful design. In this project we build a modern and elegant website, created new branding and developed an online marketplace.
A new logo design was developed along with a color palette that fit the Chicweed feel.
The website features Chicweed's succulent tips and tricks; the blog, a landscape design portfolio and the companies social media posts which are fed throughout the site to maximize the teams marketing efforts. The marketplace allows Chicweed to sell both locally delivered items as well as items to be shipped nation wide.
We chose to build this site using the Genesis framework for maximum flexibility in design. Then added WooCommerce to build the marketplace. To create Top Plants index we integrated the Isotope filtering system on a custom post type.
The results compliment Chicweed's modern succulent gardens and eye for landscape design. The new site and branding have given them a robust and beautiful place to share their work and an online store front.
Learn more about what went into this project!
Does this sound like something that would help you? If so, reach out today and see if teaming up with us is a good fit.


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In and Around New York City: The Reservoir of Central Park (Photos)
In and around Manhattan… The Central Park Reservoir is one of my most favorite places in Manhattan. Here are some photos I’ve snapped there. The Reservoir holds a billion gallons of water and takes up 106 acres of the park….
The Reservoir used to supply water to the city of New York but has been decommissioned. It still provides water to other lakes in the park, such as Harlem Meer.


If you’ve come to that place in your home’s life where you either need to remodel your patio or you’re starting from scratch, you need a good set of plans. But, before you have those, you’ll need to investigate the types of patio ideas that patio design ideas will given your particular space. In this article, we’ll discuss some of the features that you need to address in order to give you the best outdoor patio for your needs and tastes.
First of all, understand that what will make these dream patio features come to life is part budget and part creativity. Sure, you can hire a professional and with a nearly unlimited budget, create something that is taken out of the pages of a movie set or billionaire’s estate. In fact, this is what we’d love to all create. However, you need to consider some things before you can bring any of these patio features to life. Your patio design ideas must make sense given the ‘four S’ factors: site, size, style and soil.
The site you would like your patio to be built upon is going to be a large part of the design plans. If you already have existing landscaping that you are building around, you’ll need to make sure that you don’t hit any irrigation lines or have issues with roots of larger trees damaging the foundation or pavers on which you build your patio. You will also be best off if you are mindful of your position with relation to the sun. The sun will hit your yard at different angles uniquely in different seasons and times of day.
You may have some grand plans for your patio or are simply looking for a little restful or hideaway space to relax in. The size of your patio need not be large to give you huge enjoyment. It is all about the design features that will make your patio give you the feelings you want.
Speaking of designs, the next factor – style – is where the individuality comes through. Your style may be more of an entertainer or that of a lounger. Lounge lizards, as we are affectionately termed, enjoy our hammocks, swinging chairs or poolside chaises. If you are more of an entertainer, then perhaps you will be designing your patio for more of an outdoor dining experience. Outdoor rooms make great additions to achieve this.
Finally, or maybe foremost, you need to consider your soil conditions. More importantly, you need to ensure that your ground can accommodate your patio design. Your footers, pavers, stamped concrete, etc. will all be laying on the soil. Proper grading and drainage are essential to making your patio design ideas not only come to life, but endure.