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The Studio

We specialize in residential design, crafting vibrant landscapes that draw a harmonious relation between the natural and built environment, and the people that inhabit them. Combining experience from coast-to-coast, with a local sensibility, we offer services that create a home both truly unique and totally in-place.

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Our Story

We believe in creative and inspired design. From start to finish, listening is our top priority to ensure we deliver the best possible results for our clients. Our approach combines design inspiration from the natural and built environment along with your programatic needs, to create a landscape for you to call home. Local sensibility and a commitment to sustainable design are at the heart of our ethos.

Our Values

Working Local. Sourcing materials, plants, and labor close to home. Our goal is to create a landscape that is of benefit and beauty to you, the inhabitant, as well as local flora and fauna, pollinators, and passer-by.

Regional Resiliency. Creating a landscape that works with its environment.

Collaborate. A creative process filled with open dialogue between the designer and client.

Bring out the Beauty. In the end a landscape is many things; it is a living entity that grows and adapts with the seasons, it is a home, a place of peace and solitude, and a place to gather. We intend to bring out the true expression of all that it can be for you, in its own unique way.

 

Let's get started

We start with a site visit, learning from you about your unique landscape aspirations and needs. Then building off a mutual understanding of the project at hand, we will present you with a proposed scope, schedule, and fee to get you from A to Z. 

Services

Landscape Architectural Design

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Landscape Design Consultation

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Design Realization/
Rendering

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Press

Works done at Surfacedesign Inc.

  • Fast Company

    Expedia’s new HQ is an ambitious vision for the future of corporate campuses

  • Landscape Architecture Magazine

    Below the Horizons

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