Natural stone + structural landscape work

Structure can be beautiful enough to become the feature.

Stonehenge combines natural-stone craft with practical solutions for grades, erosion, circulation, parking and the hard-working elements that shape a property.

Natural stone landscape work by Stonehenge Design Build

A material with a long memory

Stonework meant to improve with age.

Natural stone is one of Paul Adamson’s particular interests, backed by a crew experienced in shaping custom work from the material.

That craft is useful well beyond decorative surfaces. Stone can solve grade changes, hold slopes, form steps, frame entrances, create seating or become the architectural anchor for an entire landscape.

Structural landscape scope

The hard-working pieces deserve design attention too.

Retaining walls

Solutions for slopes and erosion designed to function as strong architectural features.

Pavers & patios

Hardscape surfaces for movement, gathering and durable transitions across the property.

Parking stations

Parking pads and access areas integrated with the broader front-yard and circulation design.

Grading

Land leveling and grade work that supports drainage, usability and the finished landscape.

Drainage

Landscape drainage and water-management considerations connected to how the site is built.

Gates & fences

Boundaries and entry points treated as part of the design language, not leftover utility pieces.

Retaining walls

Resolve the slope. Keep the architecture.

Retaining walls can solve slope and erosion issues while becoming a deliberate architectural feature rather than something that needs to be hidden.

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Stonehenge Design Build retaining wall and stonework project

Related capabilities

Stone connects to more than stone.

  • Custom stonework
  • Natural stone features
  • Retaining-wall construction
  • Paver installation
  • Patio construction
  • Parking pads
  • Land grading
  • Landscape drainage
  • Fence installation
  • Gate installation
  • Steps & transitions
  • Integrated outdoor structures

Build on a strong idea

Make the structure part of the landscape.