Featured Stories & Media
Seahurst & Hilltop School Yard Restoration
We were honored to serve as the landscape design and build partners in the collaborative effort between Sounders FC, RAVE Foundation, and EarthGen for Seahurst and Hilltop Elementary School restoration projects. Each school underwent a transformative redesign to overcome existing challenges like gravel play yards and poor drainage systems to provide greener, healthier spaces With a focus on sustainability, community input, and educational integration, the project enhanced these environments for students and the broader community, fostering a blend of environmental consciousness and community well-being.
Seattle Times Feature on Rain Gardens w. Jeff
Managing stormwater and runoff in the rainy PNW is incredible important for our health and the environment. Incorporating rain gardens into our landscapes, no matter the size, can make a significant impact on managing stormwater and supporting pollinators and native birds. This Seattle Times article features an interview with our co-owner Jeff and highlights the growing movement in our communities to take on aspects of climate adaptation, with rain gardens serving as a practical and aesthetically pleasing solution to mitigate the impact of extreme rainstorms and contribute to environmental well-being.
Wilshire Park, Portland NatureSpace Project
As a family that is passionate about park time and restoring our PWN community spaces, we were thrilled to support the Friends of Wilshire Park NatureSpace project. This collaborative, community driven park initiative created a low-maintenance natural landscape inspired by Oregon's forest ecosystems including a wide variety of flowering plants native to the Pacific Northwest that provide a habitat for birds, pollinating insects, and other wildlife. Boulders and logs were strategically placed to provide seating and create a path curves through the NatureSpace creating a lush detour for park visitors.
