Project atlas

Landscapes drawn from the life already there.

Each fictional project begins with a different household, property, and idea of what being outside should make possible.

Field and Form landscape project
Garden Court landscape project
01 / West University

Garden Court

Turn a shaded, disconnected yard into the room the family uses most.

Design move
Frame a quiet limestone court with layered planting and one open edge toward the kitchen.
Material language
Limestone / oak / dwarf palmetto / jasmine
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Pool Garden landscape project
02 / Meyerland

Pool Garden

Fit water, dining, and mature planting into a compact lot without making the pool the entire yard.

Design move
Place the plunge pool inside the garden and use one continuous stone plane to quiet the footprint.
Material language
Shell limestone / water oak / yaupon / steel
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Canopy Walk landscape project
03 / Braes Heights

Canopy Walk

Give an underused side yard a reason to become part of daily life.

Design move
Stretch the arrival into a planted walk that ends at a shaded outdoor family room.
Material language
Brick / crushed stone / cedar / native sedge
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What all three share

The architecture sets one edge. Daily life sets the others.

Field & Form treats planting, hardscape, water, shade, and structure as one lived sequence instead of separate upgrades.

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Begin with the way you want to live outside.

Share the property, timing, and the part of outdoor life you want the project to change.

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