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12-26-23 | News
The final pergola is a backyard destination accessed by a water permeable Del Rio gravel path that surrounds a verdant "Area rug" of St. Augustine turf.
Some of the client's sustainability requests were met with low water planting, repurposed broken concrete for raised beds, and an organic garden conveniently located off of the kitchen landing.
The upcoming Custom Residential Issue of Landscape Architect and Specifier News saw many firms submit their projects for feature consideration. This project was not chosen for a Feature in the issue, but we at LandscapeArchitect.com thought the project deserved to be showcased online . . .
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Spanish Restoration, Los Angeles, CA
Submission by CARL BALTON + ASSOCIATES
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The design task was to reconcile an outdated landscape with existing Spanish Architecture. Visitors are first greeted by a sun drenched Bougainvillea (San Diego Red) draped over an entry pergola. The drought tolerant Mediterranean plants (Olea europaea, Agave, Thymus, Echium, and assorted grasses) were an obvious choice.
A second pergola constructed over a dining room veranda, repeats the concept of "blurring the division between indoor and outdoor living" while providing the perfect network for a climbing passion vine (Passiflora altopurea).
The final pergola is a backyard destination accessed by a water permeable Del Rio gravel path that surrounds a verdant "Area rug" of St. Augustine turf.
Some of the client's sustainability requests were met with low water planting, repurposed broken concrete for raised beds, and an organic garden conveniently located off of the kitchen landing.
The upcoming Custom Residential Issue of Landscape Architect and Specifier News saw many firms submit their projects for feature consideration. This project was not chosen for a Feature in the issue, but we at LandscapeArchitect.com thought the project deserved to be showcased online . . .
To have your project featured in LASN or on LandscapeArchitect.com please email KBennett@landscapearchitect.com
For more information about submitting a project, go to: https://landscapearchitect.com/research/editorial/editorial-submissions.php
Filed Under: LASN EDITORIAL SUBMISSION, CUSTOM RESIDENTIAL, LASN, LASN
