This grass is doing the quiet work that makes a landscape feel alive.
Fine roots stitch the soil together, slow stormwater, and tuck moisture away where it’s needed, while the swaying canopy cools hard surfaces and takes the glare off summer light.
Seed heads and winter structure offer food and cover for invertebrates and small fauna, turning a simple “ornamental” into year‑round habitat—while we stay on a continual search for its next perfect planting partner. This is CONSIDERED.
Projects by Image -
1. Private Residence, West Vancouver, BC
2. Private Residence, Dunbar, Vancouver, BC
3. Private Residence, Squamish, BC.
4. Private Residence, Point Grey, Vancouver, BC.
5. Private Residence, West Vancouver, BC
#thisisconsidered
#ornamentalgrasses
#landscapedesign
#fountaingrass
#plantingdesign
Cocktail spots, three ways: perched by the fire and tucked under the trees, or a community amenity space, hanging out getting to know your neighbors, or a private clifftop overlooking the sunset—each one placed for light, view, and lingering conversation. This is CONSIDERED.
Projects by Image -
1. Private Residence works in process.
2. Cypress Falls, Private Residence, West Vancouver.
3. Laval Square Multi Family Development, Coquitlam.
4. Private Residence, Bowen Island.
#thisisconsidered
#outdoorcocktails
#landscapedesign
#outdoorliving
#cocktailspot
Everyday’s a spa day.
Thoughtful, integrated Spa’s. This is CONSIDERED.
Projects by image;
1. International Trade Centre, Richmond.
2. Private Residence, Cypress Falls, West Vancouver.
3. International Trade Centre, Richmond.
4. Private Residence, Whistler.
5. Private Residence, Locarno, Vancouver
6. Private Residence, Whistler.
7. Private Residence, Point Grey, Vancouver
8. Private Residence, Locarno, Vancouver
9. International Trade Centre, Richmond.
10. Private Residence, Kadenwood, Whistler.
11. Private Residence, Whistler.
#landscapearchitecture
#hotels
#whistler
#hottubs
#spas
Tree’s Glorious Trees, Part 3.
Not just planting, small, deliberate moves. This is CONSIDERED.
Projects by image;
1. Private Residence, Southlands, Vancouver
2. Private Residence, Whistler
3. Private Residence, Whistler
4. Private Residence, Kitsilano, Vancouver
5. Private Residence, Dunbar, Vancouver
6 & 7. Private Residence, North Vancouver
8. Private Residence, Point Grey, Vancouver
9. Private Residence, UBC, Vancouver
#landscapearchitecture
#landscapedesign
#landscapearchitect
#trees
#urbanforest
Tree’s Glorious Trees, Part 2.
Colour, Shape, Form and Sound. This is CONSIDERED.
Projects by image;
1, 2 & 3. Private Residence, Point Grey, Vancouver
4. Private Residence, Whistler
5. Private Residence, Bowen Island
6. Private Residence, Dunbar, Vancouver
7. Private Residence, Southlands, Vancouver
8. Private Residence, Point Grey, Vancouver
#landscapearchitecture
#landscapedesign
#landscapearchitect
#trees
#urbanforest
Tree’s Glorious Trees, Part 1.
A Tree in its place and a place for every tree. As landscape architects we’re not just picking whatever’s at the nursery—species, context, and long‑term fit are all intentional, every time. This is CONSIDERED.
Projects by image;
1. Private Residence, Dunbar, Vancouver
2. Rennie Gallery, Vancouver
3. International Trade Centre, Richmond
4 & 5. E15 Townhomes, Vancouver
6. Private Residence, Whistler
7. Private Residence, Vancouver
8. E15 Townhomes, Vancouver
#landscapearchitecture
#landscapedesign
#landscapearchitect
#trees
#urbanforest
Small Spaces, High Impact.
Multi‑family, with a bit of re-wilding, planting with a small footprint and big softening power along this hardscape edge. This is CONSIDERED.
#landscapearchitecture
#landscapedesign
#landscapearchitect
#planters
#urbangarden
outdoorliving
Small can be beautiful.
A few strong colours and suddenly it feels like this corner always meant business. The planters keep all that plant chaos looking deliberate – every leaf and grass pulled into line – proving you can have a designed, colourful jungle without a single flower bed in sight.. This is CONSIDERED.
#landscapearchitecture
#landscapedesign
#landscapearchitect
#planters
#urbangarden
outdoorliving
Spring is incoming and flowers return, seasons should be celebrated. This is CONSIDERED.
Photograph by @pineconecamp
#landscapearchitecture
#landscapedesign
#geniusloci
#thoughtfuldesign
2026. Here we go again! A sneaky peek 🫣 of projects in the works. Give us a call if you have any projects you’d like us to get involved with, we’ve always room for interesting, innovative projects that want a modern landscape approach.
