A walkway that from the front of the house to the poolhouse, with a few stops along the way.

This is a job I designed, and was there to oversee the installation; and hands-on with the stone work. The pictures were taken August '05. The job was installed in 1990, so you are looking at a 15 year old job. The Repp's have taken great care, and are very happy with the outcome.

year old job. The Repp's have taken great care, and are very happy with the outcome.

Concepts/Design were put together for the contractor of record. This is the National headquarters and distribution center for a retail/manu. distributor.
The request was for something with a hint/lean to Japanese Garden. I went more for the "stroll garden" look. There was a need to walk a long way to the front door, and their had to be ADA compliance. The pond waterfeature was set up for viewing from the inside. I'll try and add photo's over the next couple of years.

hint/lean to Japanese Garden. I went more for the "stroll garden" look. There was a need to walk a long way to the front door, and their had to be ADA compliance. The pond waterfeature was set up for viewing from the inside. I'll try and add photo's over the next couple of years.

13-25 were taken 19 months after installation.

A series of Briar Hill sandstone wall and patios/walkways.
The walkway is made from what Briar Hill calls 3" offset. There is also a ramp put in for a wheelchair.

19 images taken 21 months after install (early Spring).
20 through 60 taken on 07/21/06, 34 months after install. The house is empty and there is a for-sale sign in the yard. Who knows what will happen to this landscape

happen to this landscape

A 330 ton plus site sculpture. To imitate the flow of whitewater down a mountain side. It was done as a public art piece paid for with donated money, and approval of city council and SCDOT. The work is in South Carolina.

is in South Carolina.

Went and found a few real old jobs, had a hard time finding even these few.