RPK Landscape Architecture, P.C.

03/12/2024

If you want to make your family home the go-to house in the neighborhood, take notes from this client’s kid-friendly backyard situation!
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02/26/2024

Is boosting employee engagement on your agenda this year? 🍃
Consider the power of nature in bringing your team together.

An outdoor social gathering area isn't just a space; it's an investment in your team's well-being and creativity. Imagine coffee breaks in a serene garden or brainstorming sessions under the open sky. Let's make 2024 the year we step outside and reconnect.

02/14/2024

Ok but one plant won’t hurt 🪴 Is it Spring yet?

02/13/2024

A unique welcoming entrance 🌳

02/09/2024

You can take your outdoor sanctuary to new heights by mastering the tightrope between warm and cool hardscape elements! From terracotta pavers to sandstone paths, warm tones beckon sumptuous, sun-kissed spaces that beg for lively gatherings and cozy evenings. Meanwhile, cool hardscape materials—like bluestone tiles and smooth concrete—bring an oasis of calm, perfect for modern, contemporary garden schemes.

The balance of warm and cool hardscapes can really enhance your architectural features, making your outdoor area a true extension of your living space.

02/01/2024

This morning we were stoked to find out that our Kilbourn project landed the double cover of product catalog 🙌🏻 Thanks for sharing! Riedman Homes

01/25/2024

Physical planning and design play a crucial role in fostering community cohesion and neighborly vigilance. While not a cure-all for crime, thoughtful design can create environments that encourage community interest and collective safety. Let's build spaces that not only look good but also promote a sense of unity and protection.

Check out our latest blog to learn more about the simple, cost-effective strategies we use during design.

🌐Link in bio or at https://rpkla.com/blog/crime-prevention-through-environmental-design

In urban planning and design, ensuring the safety and security of spaces is a top priority. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) offers a proven approach to deterring criminal behavior through environmental design. Landscape architects are at the forefront of implementing CPTED acro

01/23/2024

This drip strip made from decorative stone and a lush buffer zone make the perfect gutter overflow. These features not only add visual interest but also play a crucial role in protecting your building’s foundation from water damage. The drip strip ensures proper drainage, while the buffer zone creates a natural barrier, adding beauty and promoting biodiversity.

01/16/2024

RPK is apres ski ❄️ this week ✌️

01/07/2024

POV: When you get the first snow fall of the season but you’re not done enjoying your backyard ❄️ 🏈 Go 🦬! 📸: