Once the ground was built-up into a hillside, Frazer worked with Land and Stone to bring in granite boulders to build John his waterfall. “We had one-hundred-and-twenty tons of granite, and we only used sixty tons,” Frazer says of their boulder selection process. “We only wanted the cream of the crop.” Photography by Sarah J. Dills Resources: Landscape architect and project manager: Gayle A. Frazer and Associates; Plants and installation, irrigation and lighting installation, grading and drainage implementation: Tepe Landscape; Flat work and waterfall wall stone masonry: Land and Stone; Stamped Concrete: Townescapes; Pool house concept design: Gayle A. Frazer and Associates; Addition concept design: LBH Design; Pool house and addition: Noll Builders; Construction documents for addition and pool house: Studer; Pool: Klimat Master Pools; Outdoor kitchen cabinetry: custom built and designed by Joe Zoller; Countertops: Granite World