Hillside View

By Canopy Landscape Architects

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The lawn terrace below the house. Concrete stepping stones lead to a seating area
The lawn terrace below the house. Concrete stepping stones lead to a seating area
A paved seating area adjacent to the lawn terrace. Terraced vegetable garden and screened service area are above.
A paved seating area adjacent to the lawn terrace. Terraced vegetable garden and screened service area are above.
Native planting frames the elevated boardwalk entry into the house
Native planting frames the elevated boardwalk entry into the house
Custom timber screens together with lush planting create a private outdoor dining and entertainment area
Custom timber screens together with lush planting create a private outdoor dining and entertainment area
Subtle lighting integrated into the furniture and timber screens adds atmosphere
Subtle lighting integrated into the furniture and timber screens adds atmosphere
A naturalistic planting of tough Canterbury natives wrap around the street side of the house
A naturalistic planting of tough Canterbury natives wrap around the street side of the house
Views out to the coast from the terraced vegetable and herb garden.
Views out to the coast from the terraced vegetable and herb garden.
Views to the coast from the deck
Views to the coast from the deck
Timber batten fencing and gate
Timber batten fencing and gate
Swathes of native planting wrap around the lower lawn terrace
Swathes of native planting wrap around the lower lawn terrace

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Hillside View

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Common Architecture
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Stephen Goodenough Photographer
Stephen Goodenough Photographer
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At Canopy, we like to get a sense of fulfilment from our jobs. This happens when clients feel passionately about what they are trying to create. It is our job to listen to turn ideas and visions into something real, contributing with the knowledge of all things landscape that we have learned through the years.

There are many layers of depth to landscape architecture. From creating the picturesque, the formal and functional through to enriching the ecology of the land and providing better connections. There is also aiding in the interpretation of cultural landscapes and creating memorable spaces that may become culturally significant.

Our aim at Canopy is to add as much depth and meaning to the landscape and given the opportunity, that is what we will do.