Caring for your low-water garden
We often have the pleasure of being invited back by clients to review the landscape we’ve designed, especially in the first few years....
More trees than ever
Throughout Los Angeles, many of the trees that shade our streets and absorb carbon are nearing the end of their lifespans. Urban...
The New Lawn: Kurapia
In light of the recent droughts and wildfires in California, it’s clear that our current use of water is neither environmentally sustainable nor...
Garden Visit: Casa Pedregal
Fusing architecture and landscape, Casa Prieto-López was designed from 1947-1951 by Mexican architect and Pritzker Prize winner Luis Barragán. On a recent visit to...
Studio News: South Pasadena Post Office Project
Drought is normal for Southern California, but many of our public and commercial spaces are landscaped with water-thirsty plants. To help create more...