Sankovich Residence
We installed this project in two phases after we were engaged for a full project design in 2018. The first phase encompased the small backyard, where we removed the existing limestone pavers, added an ipe deck with built-in wood-burning fire pit, and created a second living space for grilling and dining on poured-in-place concrete pavers. A raised planter brings lushness to the front door and the clumping bamboo frames the back patio and provides height and privacy. An ornamental tree gives a sculptural element and lightly fills the negative space just inside the gate.
The front design was originally intended to clean up the existing xeric landscape by adding plants and removing a few that were struggling, but the snowpocalypse of Feb 2021 brought about a slightly larger fix. We left the existing limestone pavers and reworked a moment where they didn't quite intersect well, and installed higher-end steel edging to frame a bed to one side. We brought a more balanced composition to the gravels by extending the texas basalt to the fence.
The front design was originally intended to clean up the existing xeric landscape by adding plants and removing a few that were struggling, but the snowpocalypse of Feb 2021 brought about a slightly larger fix. We left the existing limestone pavers and reworked a moment where they didn't quite intersect well, and installed higher-end steel edging to frame a bed to one side. We brought a more balanced composition to the gravels by extending the texas basalt to the fence.
Project Year: 2021
Project Cost: $75,001 - $100,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 78745