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Landscape Design Consulting
Curated Landscapes For Outdoor Living
Landscape Architect | Rye, NY
Landscape Architect | Landscape Design Consulting | Outdoor Living | Rye, New York | Luxury infinity-edge pool and spa, engineered retaining walls and stairs, fire pit, outdoor kitchen and bar, patios and walkways, terraced gardens with native and ornamental plantings, and custom landscape lighting. Follow the links below to learn more.
Above: Located in a heavily regulated area, the project required approvals from the City Council, Planning Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Board of Architectural Review. Project consultants included a surveyor, civil and structural engineers, and an attorney. Obtaining approvals for projects in regulated areas often doubles time frames for completion.
Above: Cascading foliage of weeping cutleaf Japanese Maple trees framing the staircases and the pool extend the effect of the waterfall into its surroundings, albeit in another texture. Once mature, and with uplighting, these trees will resemble Tiffany lamps at night -- an iconic LDC design motif whereby a simple line is extruded into an organic and dimensional form.
Above: Located in a heavily regulated area, the project required approvals from the City Council, Planning Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Board of Architectural Review. Project consultants included a surveyor, civil and structural engineers, and an attorney. Time frames for complex projects are contingent on variables that cannot always be quantified.
Above: Stunning images of the completed landscape spilling out of the hillside in the same manner that the existing residence emerges from the tree line. Critical alignments, balance and symmetry, color and texture, and other thoughtful considerations are recurring threads across LDC projects that are woven into our curated landscapes for outdoor living.
Above: The vanishing edge of the pool frames borrowed views of the surrounding areas while maintaining a connection between the upper and lower terraces. Perimeter Boxwood plantings around the lower patio terrace provide an organic safety barrier and privacy screen while echoing the effect of the vanishing edge by blurring into the trees beyond.