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Stainless steel rail system was designed to provide a detailed and complex counterpoint.
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Marks the point of entry by mimicking the residence form with the materials of the landscape.
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The honest uses of stainless and galvanized steel express the simplicity of form.
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Multi-colored glass imbedded in the concrete adds a playfulness and an unexpected richness of detail that elevates the space.
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A durable seating arrangement enhances the nautical themes.
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The partition wall provides for a nuanced room definition.
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Earth tones and coarse texture provide the context for simple contrasts.
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Layering of blocks explores the tension between order and random juxtapositions.
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Undulating and staggered pickets merge separation with flow and motion.
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Landscape Features
Spatial Organization
Water Features
Plant Composition
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Landscape Features |
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Studio Green introduces many elements that bring together
an experience in the landscape by way of function. The
variety of landscape features span from railings and fences
to stairs and walls. Many details, such as lighting, site
furnishings, and plant materials bring together these
practical yet organized pieces to the design of Studio Green’s
projects. All of these features are strategically designed and
constructed taking into consideration the client’s desires, site
opportunities, and material selection.
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©2010 Studio Green | 415-721-0905 | 232 Sir Francis Drake Blvd | San Anselmo, Ca 94960 |
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