LandscapeAdvisor

The gunite shell has hardened and its time to get started on the pool waterfalls and boulder outcroppings.  As I had mentioned in post RB Project #6.4, the challenging slope we had to contend with now becomes an asset. Just as nature would produce a pool of water at the base of a rockery slope, [...]

Before the concrete was poured for the terrace sub-slab, the existing PVC plumbing that fed the old water feature was located and modified to feed a new 6′ wide Sheer Descent Waterfall. This feature is a self-contained, stainless steel unit that will rest on the cinder block wall. The sheer waterfall unit must be set [...]

Good project management focuses on doing everything right for the project.  The client’s best interests are naturally a result of that. The Project This pool shell is “shoe-horned” onto this property just within setback lines and a designated wetlands area. The homeowner had contacted me at this stage because things were just not moving ahead [...]

Waterfalls have always had an alluring affect on people and have become one of the more sought after features in the landscape. As with anything in-demand, the market responds with a slew of hungry businesses eager to meet that demand. As a designer, I can tell you it’s not easy to find companies that can [...]