Austin Ganim Landscape Design, LLC
Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in New York.

Inspiration for a huge modern backyard decomposed granite and custom-shaped pool fountain remodel in Philadelphia

Marc Frayne
Photo of a modern landscaping in Philadelphia.

Krikor Halajian, CKD, designer. Kitchens & More. www.kitchensandmore.com
Kitchen - contemporary kitchen idea in San Francisco

horton.com/architecture
Staircase - transitional staircase idea in Denver

Transitional pool photo in Houston

Absolute Black Polished Granite Tile 12"x 12" - 18"x18" - 24"x24"
Home office - home office idea in New York

Our client has this pond installed by another company years ago. They called us and requested that we find a way to make it more aesthetically pleasing and lower maintenance. In order to make it more visually interesting, we added height to the stream to create more of a waterfall effect and also added additional old blackwater boulders.

Photo of a huge eclectic landscaping in DC Metro.

Traditional exterior home idea in Dallas

For this swimming pool renovation in Long Grove, Il we started by building a new pool structure inside an existing steel walled, concrete bottomed pool. We then added a new hot tub with its own dedicated, separate equipment. Both pool and spa received Hartstone coping and Jewelscapes glass bead interior. The pool has a full-end sun shelf in the deep end of the pool and full-end steps in the shallow end. The pool is also equipped with a new automatic cover. The Hot Tub equipment is located in the basement, which provides for year-round operation. Both the pool and the hot tub are controlled by a Pentair Intellitouch system with iPhone interface compatibility.

This is an example of a small traditional partial sun courtyard brick landscaping in Boston.

Inspiration for a mediterranean landscaping in Santa Barbara.

This is an example of a traditional landscaping in San Francisco.

The concept for this project was to reveal the sensation of an active, living landscape in flux and echo the vitality and energy of the wetland that comprises much of this rural site. A mosaic of shifting concrete slabs, set in a field of limestone bands and chip seal, flows through screens of bamboo, set in motion by the slightest breeze. The implied motion of the ground plane blurs the boundary where the terrace and parking court meet, serving the dual purpose of expanded entertaining area or overflow parking during large gatherings. The clipped formal hedge that folds around the house and delineates the lawn stands in stark opposition to the unrestrained hemlock forest that envelops the property, heightening the contrast between the two. The shifting planes of the boardwalk entrance connects these volumes, defining the primary visual and functional axes of the site. Scott Carman