
ABOUT
We are a small business since our inception in 1991 and operate as an S-corporation. A licensed Landscape Architect (LA-6737) in the State of Hawaii since 1989.

OUR PROCESS
We Listen to Understand
Our first step in building a relationship with our client is understanding their wants, needs and concerns.
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We Analyze the Issues & Conditions
We visit and observe the site to better understand its conditions.
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We Collaborate with our Team
We than draw upon our years of experience, our network as well as current technology to research and begin creating ideas.
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We Evaluate our Design
Our design ideas and costs are evaluated to arrive at the best solutions.
We Present Solution(s)
We meet with our client to present these ideas until a final solution and costs is agreed upon.
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A FEW OF THE
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
WE FOLLOW
Form Follows Function
We try to understand how the site functions, by observing conditions and reviewing engineers site information. We make design corrections or changes if necessary before we design to “beautify”. Our Hardscape Designs compliment the Architectural elements on site.
Right Plant, Right Location
By understanding the site, its surrounding areas and the local environment, our plant choices and how they’re located in the design becomes clearer. We’ve developed from years of experience a “Master Plant List” to assist us in making plant choices.
Design with Maintenance in Mind
By utilizing our field experience and collaborating with our network of nurseries and contractors, we are thoughtful of incorporating ways to help make maintenance easier, less costly or both. We provide a simplified maintenance plan to assist in management planning.
Design to Irrigate more effectively
As an example, we use low flow type sprinklers that are more efficient. By applying irrigation at a slower rate, the deep watering reaches down to root levels, reducing water wastage and surface run-off, thereby reducing long-term irrigation water cost.
When possible, use less thirsty plants
When possible, we use less thirsty plants that require less care and maintenance, meaning reduced long-term costs.


