Sight lines
Views, privacy and movement between indoor and outdoor spaces shape where features belong.
Design Build
One idea carried all the way through.
Stonehenge combines consultation, design and construction so the thinking behind a landscape survives the transition from drawing to finished work.
From consultation to construction
Design that understands how things get built.
The process can cover consultation, design, plans and permit support, then move into construction with the same team.
Stonehenge also maintains trucks, excavating equipment and its own disposal facilities—practical infrastructure that helps carry the design intent through execution.
The process
Make the property understandable before making it beautiful.
01
Consult
Understand the way the property is used, the visual goals and the conditions already present.
02
Survey & draw
Translate goals into a concrete plan, considering grade, circulation, sight lines, materials and planting.
03
Coordinate
Bring hardscape, structures, planting, water, lighting and technical needs into one buildable direction.
04
Construct
Carry the design through the physical work with attention to craftsmanship, function and durability.
Integrated property work
Sometimes the landscape needs the house to join the conversation.
Larger property solutions can incorporate changes such as patio doors, a garage, front porches, windows or an addition when those moves improve how the property works as a whole.
Transitions
Doors, porches, steps and level changes can determine whether a landscape feels connected or pieced together.
Technical reality
Drainage, grading, foundations and hidden site conditions are considered as part of the design problem.
Related design-build capability
Everything does not need its own contractor.
- Landscape construction
- Hardscaping
- Patios & pavers
- Decks & pergolas
- Outdoor kitchens
- Fire features
- Pools & spas
- Water features
- Retaining walls
- Natural stone
- Planting plans
- Lighting & irrigation
- Drainage & grading
- Fences & gates
Begin with the whole property