D-CRAIN Design and Construction

D-CRAIN Design and Construction specializes in custom solutions integrated to your specific indoor and outdoor living needs or realized from your private flights of fancy...or both.

Hailing from east Austin, D•CRAIN is a holistic design/build firm with an extensive portfolio familiar to many. Through a myriad of private residences as well as contributions to public spaces D•CRAIN realizes a distinctive integrated aesthetic that captures the imagination of clients, architects, and passersby alike. The tireless pursuit of harmony between the structure and the landscape leaves no stone unturned. D•CRAIN founder Dylan Robertson has been designing unforgettable spaces from his East Austin studio since 1994. Robertson’s design/build team, which has worked as a unit for over a decade, has set up shop in a distinctive sanctuary—two old Austin houses retrofitted as a three dimensional portfolio piece. Collectively, the team leverages experience in architecture, ecology, philosophy and highly skilled building trades to inform an approach that is both organically nimble and elegantly minimal.

Services Provided:
D-CRAIN crafts and maintains elegantly functional indoor and outdoor living spaces from hardscape design and execution, down to nurturing the most delicate of garden flora. Please visit our website for more information.
Type:
Landscape Architects & Designers
Address:
1621 Willow,
Austin, Texas,
United States, 78702
Phone:
(512) 480-8008
Fax:
(512) 480-0887
Website:
www.d-crain.com
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    · · Comment · 5 weeks ago
    Derviss Design Standard 3.5 to 4 inches deep of crushed class II, 3/4" - road base - just like most concrete driveways/ paths and patios. The concrete is reinforced with #4 rebar @ 12" on center each way.
    3 weeks ago · ·
    jkor Like the detail re number of inches of base, which I was also wondering about.
    3 weeks ago ·
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