Landscape Architecture

Explore Wagner Hodgson’s award-winning residential landscape architecture design portfolio. We have worked with clients on their homes throughout the United States.

LUZ: Today’s Šmartinski Park used to be a vast area of informal and individuals allotment gardens. In the municipal spatial planning documents the area was defined as green space and an infrastructural corridor, but in reality it was covered with garden beds and sheds, cut by a traffic road and crossed by a few main […]

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Completed in 2020 in Yubei District, China. Images by Arch-Exist. The project is in a newly developed Dazhulin district in the north of Chongqing downtown. When we first visited the site, it had an unfinished...

“This is a garden that just makes you happy. It’s very romantic, you are alone and still in the middle of the city center”, says landscape architect Klaus Klein about his green home. Composition of tall trees, spreading rhododendrons and hydrangeas, ferns and a smooth light, presents the property more like a small park – […]

Retaining walls create terraces and a walking path descending from the front door to a walkout-level patio, then on to the waterfront. Rather than a more substantial, central outdoor gathering space, this landscape features several, more intimate areas including a BBQ area with built-in professional grade stainless steel grill.

The garden successfully builds on the relation between the surrounding landscape and the site. On one side of the house, it uses the approach of borrowed landscapes, establishing a connection between the garden and the pastorality of the adjacent agricultural land. On the other side of the plot it makes a clear differentiation, a contrast between the meadow and the lush woods. The garden also offers a sequence of various interesting ambiences.

On May 14, the Lehigh Valley Planning Commission and PennDesign's Dept. of Landscape Architecture opened an exhibition of students’ design proposals for the Lehigh Valley. The Commission titled the exhibition “Re-Visioning Overlooked + Undervalued Assets in the Lehigh Valley: Freight, Greenways, Industry, Landfills, Quarries, and Waterways.”