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ON-SITE
Construction Administration
We believe it’s essential for the landscape architect to visit a construction site regularly to ensure the project is being built according to the plan.
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We aim to work with the contractor to deliver the best long-term value for their landscape investment.
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Here are some images of some of our projects during construction.
Village Center at Stadium Place
Baltimore, Maryland
Large-block retaining wall with backhoe and Bobcat on stand-by.
Large-block retaining wall system installation in parking lot area.
These are wooden forms for future concrete steps.
Concrete walk pour was delayed by the rainy weather.
Mock-Up was the first thing built to visualize building components and test durability of materials.
Large-block retaining wall with backhoe and Bobcat on stand-by.
Large-block retaining wall system installation in parking lot area.
These are wooden forms for future concrete steps.
Concrete walk pour was delayed by the rainy weather.
Mock-Up was the first thing built to visualize building components and test durability of materials.
Large-block retaining wall with backhoe and Bobcat on stand-by.
Large-block retaining wall system installation in parking lot area.
These are wooden forms for future concrete steps.
Concrete walk pour was delayed by the rainy weather.
Mock-Up was the first thing built to visualize building components and test durability of materials.
Large-block retaining wall with backhoe and Bobcat on stand-by.
Large-block retaining wall system installation in parking lot area.
These are wooden forms for future concrete steps.
Concrete walk pour was delayed by the rainy weather.
Mock-Up was the first thing built to visualize building components and test durability of materials.
Large-block retaining wall with backhoe and Bobcat on stand-by.
Large-block retaining wall system installation in parking lot area.
These are wooden forms for future concrete steps.
Concrete walk pour was delayed by the rainy weather.
Mock-Up was the first thing built to visualize building components and test durability of materials.
Large-block retaining wall with backhoe and Bobcat on stand-by.
Large-block retaining wall system installation in parking lot area.
These are wooden forms for future concrete steps.
Concrete walk pour was delayed by the rainy weather.
Mock-Up was the first thing built to visualize building components and test durability of materials.
Private Residence
Great Falls, Virginia
The contractor uses a laser level to layout site elevations.
Extra-wide footing for 4’ tall retaining wall.
A concrete paver installation for driveway.
The wooden forms and steel rebar for concrete steps.
The beginning of retaining wall construction for backyard.
The contractor uses a laser level to layout site elevations.
Extra-wide footing for 4’ tall retaining wall.
A concrete paver installation for driveway.
The wooden forms and steel rebar for concrete steps.
The beginning of retaining wall construction for backyard.
The contractor uses a laser level to layout site elevations.
Extra-wide footing for 4’ tall retaining wall.
A concrete paver installation for driveway.
The wooden forms and steel rebar for concrete steps.
The beginning of retaining wall construction for backyard.
The contractor uses a laser level to layout site elevations.
Extra-wide footing for 4’ tall retaining wall.
A concrete paver installation for driveway.
The wooden forms and steel rebar for concrete steps.
The beginning of retaining wall construction for backyard.
The contractor uses a laser level to layout site elevations.
Extra-wide footing for 4’ tall retaining wall.
A concrete paver installation for driveway.
The wooden forms and steel rebar for concrete steps.
The beginning of retaining wall construction for backyard.
The contractor uses a laser level to layout site elevations.
Extra-wide footing for 4’ tall retaining wall.
A concrete paver installation for driveway.
The wooden forms and steel rebar for concrete steps.
The beginning of retaining wall construction for backyard.