A little about our firm

Daniel Eginton Landscape Architecture is a Landscape Architecture firm that has established a reputation for conceiving and planning thoughtful, timeless landscapes since 1996. We are dedicated to sustainable, environmentally friendly, artful and timeless landscapes. With the collaborative efforts of consulting architects, interior designers, engineers and construction practitioners we connect high-level architectural detail seamlessly to nature with a "less is more" philosophy. Founder and Landscape Architect, Daniel Eginton, is a strong believer of working closely with our clients to create a garden that is appropriate for their needs and lifestyle. While creating elegant, timeless gardens, Daniel and his team think outside the box on ways to enrich the lives of our clients and to sustain the environment with each project. We incorporate timeless elements of natural stone, garden features, water and art with lush greenery, color and pollinators into each design. We use plants to create intimate spaces, screening, and focal point specimens in an artful manner. Plants can also be used to solve erosion and drainage problems as well to create barriers between harmful chemicals and pollutants adjacent to waterways. 

Working with municipalities to ensure projects meet requirements and standards, preserving trees, reducing site development impacts such as impervious surface run off, while maintaining the integrity of our clients', needs can be challenging. Each municipality has different requirements. We make sure to keep open lines of communication with city officials and clients alike.

Daniel's creative spirit and technical expertise is expressed through unique and comprehensive solutions to complex site challenges. Architects, developers, contractors and property owners are especially in good hands as we help design sustainable, cost-effective projects. Our style is based on a focused simplicity that allows for a relaxing experience of outdoor spaces.

Daniel encourages working with nature, not against here. 

"I believe, the landscape and architecture should be thought of simultaneously. If done so, all buildings and hard element spaces will visually become a part of the landscape, which will make those spaces and its surroundings more intimate with nature" 

-Daniel Eginton, Owner, RLA

"Creating Landscapes that enrich the lives of our clients and their families, while sustaining the environments we have been given the opportunity to alter, giving us special responsibility as stewards of the land."

Daniel Eginton - Owner, RLA 

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