Discover the perfect escape at this picturesque getaway nestled in the peaceful town of Medina, Texas. Immerse yourself in the serene ambiance and be surrounded by the beauty of nature and the Guadalupe River. Our design focused on creating outdoor learning, seating, and dining areas that provide an ideal setting to unwind, while the cozy fire feature adds a touch of warmth and comfort. With nature play options for kids of all ages, this is the ultimate destination for relaxation and reconnecting with the natural world.

Project update! The Mission Park Life Center project in San Antonio is almost ready for the new landscape and irrigation systems. This is phase one of a larger multi-use development project. The landscape design features a freeze hardy and drought tolerant plant palette. ​

Work in progress - The design we developed for this  home in the Texas Hill Country focuses on creating a series of terraced entertaining spaces integrated into the natural slope of the backyard. Features include an outdoor kitchen, lagoon style pool with swim-up bar, fireplace, native gardens, and walkways. The patios and pools have been completed. Next is the outdoor kitchen. Stay tuned! 

A former elementary school and grounds are being transformed into a place of fun, learning, physical fitness, and social services. The elementary school was shuttered several years ago. It is now being reimagined as the newest Boys and Girls Club center. Outdoor learning and social spaces are being integrated into the existing structure.  Learning labs, and spaces for the fine arts, are combined with counseling and food services for a complete physical and educational program.  A reimagined park space includes improved play, basketball, walking, outdoor learning, schoolyard forest, and flag football elements. Revamped parking, walkways, and signage add to the overall guest experience. We applaud the Boys and Girls Club for having the vision to provide their services to an underserved portion of the city, as well as, focusing on sustainability by adaptively reusing a former elementary school site. ​

"Hook 'em Horns"  y'all!. A former service station has been transformed into a mixed-use development that houses an admissions center for The University of Texas at Austin. The evergreen landscape palette focuses the eye on the orange building accents, Cor-ten steel and river rock. Existing specimen plant material was preserved which adds beauty and value. ​

​The design for this Native residence focuses on heavy layering of native plant material that helps balance the house volume. Features include a fabulous outdoor entertaining area, pergola, grilling, paver and stone walkways, landscape lighting, pool upgrades, and open lawn spaces complete this unique and fabulous residence. Finally, the combination of dappled shade, water, and sweet scents create a wonderful sensory experience. We always strive to create a design that results in the best house on the block!

We are excited to share the groundbreaking photos of the new Las Esperanzas subdivision. We are in the design phase for this subdivision's phase 2 additions. Phase 2 features a park with connecting trails, playground, reforestation, dog park, outdoor learning, and picnic areas. The park trails will connect to the new apartments, townhomes, and commercial plazas that encompass the existing lake. Follow us to see how this project develops. ​