LAndarc LAndscAping & Design, LLC
LAndscApe Portfolio
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LandArc Landscaping and Design offers landscape consultation, design, and construction. We specialize in planting installation, patios, pathways, pergolas, decks, and fences. LandArc creates a high-end finished product to enhance your outdoor living experience... Serving the local Eugene community.
This logo image represents the perfect form of nature that is woven into the grid of humanity. It is the Fibonacci Spiral and the Golden Section. My designs are integrating these principles into the landscape. The landscape is a living, breathing organism. All of the parts are integrated in a system that functions harmonious and interdependent upon one another. Our ethics stand to balance human values and natural systems through the creation of multi-functional space and sensory-rich experiences. Inspired by the wild nature of the Oregon landscape, patterns and processes are borrowed from the native ecosystems and incorporated in the design of residential landscapes.
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
“We DESIGN It… We BUILD It!”
DESIGN
WOOD
STONE
PLANTS
WILDLIFE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Creative design solutions are developed with the use of both digital and analogue rendering techniques.
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Naturalized Creekbed with Weir
Formalize Front Entrance Edible Garden
Natural Playscape / Firepit / Tent Pad by ‘The Annex’
Design phases include schematic design, design development, and construction documentation.
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` Evergreen Clematis
California Wax Myrtle
Kinnickinick (18” O.C.)
Evergreen Pacific Dogwood Huckleberry
Rhododendron Star Oregon Jasmine White Oak Salal Evergreen Salal Huckleberry
Vine Maple Akebia
Rhododendron Akebia Nootka Rose
Apple
Freemont Silktassel Lilac
California Wax Myrtle
Bluberry
Black-eyed Susan
Golden Bamboo
Hosta (2) Rosemary (3)
Copper Sedge (7)
Wintergreen (18” O.C.)
Sword Creeping Fern (3) Thyme (2) English Lavender (3)
Tufted Hair Grass (10)
Sword Fern (3) Kinnickinick (18” O.C.)
Lilac
Vegetable Raised Beds English Lavender
Blue Blossom Ceanothus
Bluberry
Blue Elderberry Coastal Strawberry
Heavenly Bamboo Clematis
Evergreen Clematis
Rhododendron
Vegetable Raised Beds
Thimbleberry
Bleeding Heart Hosta (2)
Bluberry Fig Tree
Patio Blue Oat Grass (3) Wintergreen (18” O.C.)
Hardhack Tufted Hair Grass (9)
House
Tufted Hair Grass (5)
Filbert
Bleeding Heart
Bleeding Heart
Evergreen Huckleberry Sword Fern (6)
Strawberry Madrone
Bench Apple
Hosta (2) Smoketree
Nootka Rose
Witch Hazel
Lilac
Red-osier Dogwood
Composter
HIgh-bush Cranberry
Lilac
A detailed Planting Plan will provide specifications for species composition and orientation.
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A Site Layout Plan will identify landscape rooms, circulation patterns, materials, and special features.
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A Schematic Design is an illustrative drawing of the design intention that demonstrates the function and character of the landscape space.
Cedar 6”x6” Frame Steps
James Residence
Stone Slab Framed with Boulders
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Decomposted Granite
2405 Charnelton Street Eugene, OR
Pre-cut Stone or Pre-cast Concrete
Stair Details
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Date: 3/6/13 Scale: Drawn by:
Jamie Whitney
Decomposed Granite
Design Development will refine the design with more detail using perspectives, section/elevations, plan, details, axons, oblique, etc.
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JAMES RESIDENCE
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Construction Documents provide a detailed representation of the site with all of its complex layers using AutoCAD software for accurate measurements.
JAMES RESIDENCE
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A set of detailed drawings to scale that explain the critical elements of the landscape design through illustration and notes.
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The built structures are the bones of the landscape. LandArc integrates fine woodwork and creative details when constructing decks, fences, pergolas, and other outdoor structures.
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A Cedar Patio Covering provides a sheltered space for social gatherings or an outdoor dining room, rain or shine.
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Gates of many shapes and sizes become the threshold from one space to another.
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The fence is a sculptural landscape element. It is molded to the contours of the land. The fence is not merely a barrier to keep unwanted visitors out. It is an artistic statement to form the skeletal structure that define the edge of landscape space.
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This high-end, premium cedar fence with a horizontal pattern creates a rich contrasting color variation. Lifted Cloud gate headers define the thresholds. A staircase to the deck with stainless steel cable railing provides access to the landscape.
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LandArc Landscaping & Design is building many outdoor structures from Decks to Garden Sheds. Our innovative designs respond to the needs of the landscape and the client.
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Stone sets the foundation to solidify and ground a landscape space. Dry Creekbeds simulated the illusion of flowing water and create a sence of tranquility.
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LandArc use natural stone and concrete pavers to construct pathways, patios, and retaining walls.
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Plants bring life into the landscape. They provide food, medicine, habitat, shade, color, texture, and architectural form.
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Plants native to the region are adapted to the climate and require less maintenance. Banana, New Zealand Flax, Bamboo, and Iris, while non-native they provide architectural diversity with complex textures and colors that creating a sensory-rich experience.
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BEFORE
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A transformed landscape from a flat, underutilized lawn of weeds... To a Dynamic, Interactive, Multi-functional, Sensoryrich landscape with character and vibrancy.
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Lawn be gone! A low maintenance, naturalized landscape offers diversity with a more aesthetic appeal, creating an eco-friendly solution for your landscape.
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We are creating habitat for beneficial wildlife, including bats, owls, and butterflies. These manufactured habitats are built for lasting durability, aesthetic beauty, and ecological functionality, supporting a balanced ecosystem.
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Published in magazines, such as Take Root, Oregon Home Magazine, and the Register-Guard Newspaper, the BATitat is gaining public recognition. On-line at www.batitat.com
LAndarc Landscaping & Design, LLC JAMIE WHITNEY
Landscape Contractor & Designer 541.653.9459 www.landarclandscape.com info@landarclandscape.com
“A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability and beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise.” — Aldo Leopold