Native
Plants

Steep
Slopes

Landscape Architecture

3D CAD
Modeling

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

California Registered Landscape Architect
lic. no. 4328

The professional services can be as simple as a couple hours of consulting or may include a full scope of project phases:

1. Schematic Design

    A. Meet with Client to discuss and memorialize
        the Project's requirements and inventory the site.

    B. Prepare Conceptual Schematic Design drawings

2. Design Development

    A. Review the Schematic Design with the client.

    B. Refine the approved drawings to further
        describe the Project's size and character and
        study technical feasibility of proposed solutions.

    C. Cost Estimate and design adjustments.

3. Construction Documents

    A. Provide enough information for competitive
        bidding with comparable techniques and
        materials.

    B. Work with project architect and engineers to
        provide complete and coordinated information.

    c. Planning and Building permits and submittals.

4. Construction Procurement

    A. Assist Client to obtain and evaluate bids.

5. Construction Observation

    A. Participate in Project site visits and
        review the progress of construction.

    B. Review required contractor submittals,
       such as shop drawings and samples.

    C. Review contractor's payment applications.

I've worked for a variety of landscape architecture companies designing everything from Estate gardens, office parks, public parks, industrial mitigation, campus master planning... you name it. Here's my resume for the previous landscape architecture work. If you need something other than the native steep slope design, I'm capable and happy to help with that.

I'm interested in retaining walls and have done some very complicated jobs involving extensive engineering. This is something I enjoy and am skilled in providing, beyond the native planting. I continue to do some consulting work for various firms to keep up to date with the profession. I am a one man shop and don't plan to hire additional staff.