When the owners of this Crescent Street property purchased this home, it had been converted into a 2-family residence with driveways on either side. They restored the property to a single family home, and Paradise City Landscape Design redesigned the outdoor patio to create a scenic overlook to the lower gardens. A custom railing reflects […]
This mid-20th century contemporary home features a steep hillside garden in the backyard, with the stone patio space doubling as a catch basin for rainwater from the overhanging roof. Built in the 1950’s, the aged landscape had degraded to the point where a new scheme was needed. Paradise City Landscape Design created a design which […]
The owners of this woodland property wanted a more comfortable arrival sequence to their home. On a hillside, the original front porch and Goshen steps created a massive trek to get to the owners’ front door…. not a very welcoming gesture. Paradise City Landscape Design teamed up with Kuhn Riddle Architects of Amherst and Lee […]
The owners of this Northampton property were experiencing a significant water erosion problem and water in their basement. Paradise City Landscape Design proposed a solution which combines a swale with a beautiful walk through a shaded perennial garden. The swale collects the rainwater runoff from the roof, guiding the water down the slope to the back […]
The owner of this 6-acre property in Florence was interested in creating fun outdoor play spaces for her children. The property is a double lot, with a spring-fed pond and wetland on the northern parcel, with the residence located on the southern parcel. Paradise City Landscape developed a master plan, which included: • The Discovery Garden, […]
The owners of this Beacon Street home had long wanted a Goshen stone patio beneath the shade of their great sugar maple. Their wooden deck was too small for a comfortable gathering space, and they wanted to be more in their back yard. Paradise City Landscape Design removed the lower step of the existing deck and […]