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      • Duluth Pool Terrace
      • John's Creek Residence
      • Dunwoody Makeover
      • Flower Show
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    • Trees
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      • Native Plants
      • Plants Deer Rarely Browse
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Daniel Eginton Landscape Architects
  • Home
  • Landscape Architecture
  • Landscapes
    • Milton Courtyard
    • Buckhead Terrace Entry
    • Duluth Pool Terrace
    • John's Creek Residence
    • Dunwoody Makeover
    • Flower Show
    • Color in the Garden
  • Trees
  • Clients
  • Plants
    • Native Plants
    • Plants Deer Rarely Browse
  • Journal
  • Work with us
  • Pay Bill

Landscape Master Planning

A comprehensive vision for the property that brings architecture, circulation, outdoor spaces, planting and the character of the land together into one cohesive design. Master planning establishes the framework for how the landscape will function, feel, and evolve over time.



Site & Spatial Design

Thoughtful organization of the landscape to create meaningful relationships btween the home, garden and surrounding environment. Arrival sequences, gathering spaces, pathways, views, transitions, and outdoor rooms are carefully considered to create a sense of flow.

Placing buildings and vehicular spaces at the very beginning stages of site design allows the framework to be set for the collaborative efforts of all consultants involved, as well as the clients, builders and municipalities.


Planting Design

Layered, site-responsive planting compositions that balance structure, texture, seasonal interest, and ecological value. Plant selections are tailored to the character of the property, creating landscapes that feel established, intentional, and connected to place. 

Trees, shrubs, perennials, grasses and groundcovers are thoughtfully integrated to create enduring plant communities that provide habitat, support pollinators, and strengthen the larger landscape.

Reducing non-functional lawn spaces are part of reducing runoff impact and soil deprivation long term and allow more space for beneficial plants.

Design Development + Documentation

The design vision is translated into carefully developed plans that communicate layout, materials, grading, planting and other essential elements needed to move a project toward implementation. Documentation provides clarity while preserving the intent and character of the original design.



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