Before a line is drawn, the land is observed.
At Mediterrasian Landscapes, design begins with careful attention to place — landform, climate, light, movement, and daily patterns of use. Rather than imposing ideas onto a site, the process listens first, then responds with clarity and restraint.
Good landscapes are not forced. They are discovered.
This approach is informed by decades of work across disciplines, including landscape architecture, environmental analysis, horticulture, and years of study in Japan, where sensitivity to balance, flow, and restraint is woven into both healing arts and garden design.
