Landscape Architecture

Fox Point Farms is a first-of-its-kind ‘agrihood’ in San Diego, where a regenerative farm is the life force for a surrounding 21-acre mixed-use community. Located in Encinitas, a team of next-gen artisans led by founder […]

Drought resilience and land restoration—what’s better for our semi-arid region than building habitat through native plants? To celebrate their 150th anniversary—including 90 years at their home in Balboa Park– the San Diego Natural History Museum

Situated in the vibrant core of Solana Beach, the Sandbox development showcases contemporary living in a verdant coastal setting. This true mixed-use project, featuring modern apartments, office spaces, retail, and dining, emphasizes a landscape first

The Tecolote Shores Park South Playground improvements transformed a dilapidated, outdated playground into a vibrant recreational destination that is the most universally accessible playground within the City of San Diego Parks system. The playground design

The half-acre Linda Vista Community Garden is the first community garden to be built within a City of San Diego park. The project was led and will be operated by the local 90-year-old non-profit Bayside

Creekside Park, a 1.3-acre linear park in the Civita community of Mission Valley, is defined by elevated walkways spanning a landscape basin and drainage swale below. This basin/swale provides critical stormwater treatment and conveyance for

The SDSU Mission Valley development is transforming the largest parking lot west of the Mississippi into a mixed-use, walkable community with housing, entertainment, and 80-acres of open space. A central feature of the development is

Children’s Park in Downtown San Diego has undergone a remarkable transformation from neglect to vibrancy since its opening in 1995. Originally designed by landscape architect Peter Walker, the park’s artful, minimalist design once struggled amidst

Today, Invivogen supplies many biotech companies with the materials they need to do their research. Materials like cell lines, cell culture, antibodies, genes, and many of the tools used in the study to fight COVID-19.

Positioned on University Boulevard in La Mesa, CA, the project aimed to transform the administrative offices’ surrounding landscape into an inspirational garden that would draw attention and invite users to learn about water wise options.

Natural landscapes are evolving. The importance of replicating this natural progression at GradLabs was readily apparent. Natural ecosystems are non-static – they start with first-generation herbaceous plants after a fire or other disturbances (this case,

The immediate popularity of the newly renovated Fletcher Cove Tot Lot in Solana Beach attests to the successful collaboration with the City and local residents to replace aging play equipment with a unique play space