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NYC’S PREMIER ECOLOGICAL LANDSCAPING PRACTICE

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LANDSCAPES THAT STRENGTHEN OUR CITY

We serve forward-thinking clients with operations-informed design, expert installation and stewardship of ecologically functional landscapes across the five boroughs, and just beyond. Our workflows and practices support stormwater management, increase biodiversity, utilize lower-impact materials and build community at large.

Our living portfolio:

40,000

native plants installed

120+

parcels transformed

165,000

pounds of material salvaged for reuse

146+

clients across sectors

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A PRACTICAL ECOLOGY

BEAUTIFUL IS A BEGINNING.

FUNCTION IS THE PROMISE.

A landscape design has to transition from paper to reality.

Our approach connects plant palettes, material choices, site conditions and ongoing care with the actual budget - building ecological value into realistic everyday operations.

Native planting, permeable surfaces, hyperlocal materials and attentive stewardship can help support viable habitat, manage storm water and support with carbon sequestration. Building durable outdoor spaces starts with the assessing the site, listening to the people who use it and the building around the evidence the project needs to produce.

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BUILT FOR REAL LIFE

FROM INSTALLATION TO LONG-TERM CARE

Urban landscapes serve many and have to work within considerable constraints — public access, a variety of stakeholders and maintenance routines are key considerations for our landscape management teams.

BROWSE SELECTED WORK

PROOF IS OUR PROMISE.

We are building the case-study library around actual implementation and maintenance in complex public scenarios. We outline budget ranges, agreed upon scopes and outcomes that can be attributed to the work.

Our Case Studies

PUBLIC-SECTOR INNOVATION • BROOKLYN

CIRCULAR CONSTRUCTION HUB AT MADE BUSH TERMINAL

NYCEDC’s announced the opening of the Circular Construction Hub in partnership with founder and operator Our Temenos. Our Temenos was granted a year-long pilot lease to support the city’s efforts toward recovering, storing and redistributing construction materials to reduce embodied carbon and broader emissions across the built environment.

Interested in circularity across the built environment? Check out the Hub’s webpage!


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PRESS RELEASE
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MATERIAL IN MOTION

RECOVER • STANDARDIZE • REDISTRIBUTE

SELECTED WORK

A RESILIENT LANDSCAPE SUPPORTS A MORE RESILIENT CITY.

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Our worker-owned model puts care for the land, the client and the people doing the work in the same conversation.

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01 / STRUCTURE

Worker-owned

Democratic ownership and a people-centered approach to landscape work.

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02 / LEADERSHIP

Woman-led

Our values drive the business and are the lens through which we asses all strategic decisions.

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03 / PROCUREMENT

M/WBE

Certified M/WBE with agency experience at the city and state level.