Field Work

Built into the ground.

I read the land first — water, slope, soil, light — then build infrastructure that works with it instead of against it. Every site tells you where the water wants to go. The work starts there.

Water · Sculpture

28-Foot Lotus Fountain & Aqueduct System

A monumental water feature paired with a distribution system — ecological function carried as public beauty.

Texas · Design & build

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Towne Twin Village watershed catchment and native canopy, San Antonio

Watershed · Partnership

Towne Twin Village Watershed

A central catchment and gravity-fed aqueduct routed across native canopy, with 12 kW of solar PV on site.

San Antonio · with SAHA

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Alamo Heights dry-creek bioswale installation

Stormwater

Alamo Heights Bioswales

Dry-creek bioswales absorbing about 20,000 gallons per storm, planted in native edibles — persimmon, prickly pear, agave, muhly.

Alamo Heights · Completed 2024

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Finished native front-yard planting installation

Planting

Native Planting Systems

Region-appropriate native and adapted palettes chosen for heat, drought, and caliche — plants that hold once they're in.

Hill Country · Design & build

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Bioswale carrying stormwater during rain

Drainage

Drainage & Water Flow Projects

Grading, French drains, catchment, and cisterns — moving and holding water where the site wants it.

Hill Country · Design & build

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Stone and concrete ecological hardscape build in progress

Hardscape

Stone, Concrete & Ecological Hardscape

Limestone channels, permeable paths, and retainers — hard surfaces that still let water move.

Hill Country · Design & build

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