Foundation-related work
Foundation conditions can be considered as part of the broader property work when they affect the project.
Foundations + technical solutions
Good design still has to answer to the site.
Stonehenge pairs landscape design with practical problem solving for water, grade, foundation-related conditions and unexpected site challenges.
Solutions people
When the property changes the plan.
Unexpected conditions can appear after a project begins: difficult soils, water, structural concerns or site constraints that the finished landscape still has to accommodate.
Stonehenge’s approach is to assess the problem, adapt the project and keep the final property coherent, useful and visually intentional.
Technical capability
Practical depth that supports the landscape.
Water management
Drainage and water concerns are considered alongside the landscape rather than as unrelated afterthoughts.
Retaining conditions
Grade and retaining-wall challenges can be addressed with both function and architectural intent in mind.
Site problem solving
The team adapts when difficult conditions appear, keeping the larger project and design goal in view.
Specialist coordination
Stonehenge works with specialist engineers when a project benefits from additional expertise.
Integrated property thinking
Technical changes are considered within the design of the whole property rather than isolated from it.
Utility without visual compromise
Sight lines, water and structure still belong to the design.
Technical problem solving can support privacy, drainage, structure and long-term performance without making the finished landscape feel like a collection of repairs.
See the design-build approach
A difficult property needs a thoughtful start