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Outdoor Design Group Photo Simulations

June 28th, 2010 by Matt Corrion

I was recently discussing a project with a client and they were unaware that we had the capability to do photo simulations showing what a proposed project would look like.  This can be a valuable tool for visualizing a design, as well as being useful to show planning commissions, city councils, and the public what the impact of a new project or site renovation will be.

Below are two examples of “quick and dirty” photo simulations that we recently completed on fast turnaround schedules.  We also have the capability in our office to do larger and much more detailed and elaborate simulations, as well as 3D graphics through a talented outside consultant.  If you are looking for an effective way to communicate your design concept this may be a great solution- just give us a call!

Before and After-Photo-Sim-Commercial

Before and After-Photo-Sim-Residential

Fountain-Photo-Sim

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Arvada Residential Landscape Makeover

March 1st, 2010 by Matt Corrion

A little housekeeping from 2009- 

Below is a photo slideshow with before and after images of a residential landscape renovation that we completed in fall of last year:

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Outdoor Design Group Designing Landscape for New Assisted Living Project

January 12th, 2010 by Matt Corrion

Below is a conceptual site plan graphic for a new assisted living / memory care facility that we are currently working on in the metro Denver area:

Assisted Living Memory Care Landscape Concept Plan

The project includes extensive therapy gardens and many interesting site features for the residents and their families.  Site design for elderly and special needs users presents many unique design challenges and opportunities. 

This plan is conceptual and subject to change.  I will provide more images and details about the project after the design and construction are completed.

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Xeriscape Rebate Programs Provide a Great Opportunity for HOA’s and other Property Owners

October 28th, 2009 by Matt Corrion

The following slideshow includes images from our latest completed project-  Phases 1 and 2 of a complete site renovation for the Villas at Aspen Ridge condominium complex in Aurora, Colorado:

This $400,000 project entailed correcting some serious drainage problems and replacing outdated high water-use landscaping with new low water-use landscaping as part of Aurora’s Xeriscape Rebate Program.  Outdoor Design Group worked with the HOA to design the improvements, submit plans to the City for approval, and apply for the Xeriscape rebate.   (more…)

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Going from “builder bushes” to an Attractive and Unique Landscape

September 2nd, 2009 by Matt Corrion

We just completed our latest residential project in Arvada and I thought I would share some photos of the project:

Notice the overgrown and poorly placed shrubs that the builder had originally put in (in the “before” slides).  Not much thought went into the original plant selection.  I can’t blame the builder entirely, as they typically hire a landscape company to knock out a bunch of inexpensive landscapes in one fell swoop.  But this goes to show that a poor landscape design can have a negative lasting impact on a builder/developer’s image.  It may have looked OK the day it was installed, but they chose plants that were too large for the space- not to mention downright boring.  A couple of rows of 4 shrubs of the same species doesn’t cut it if you want to be competitive today with buyers and homeowners.

With our help, the owners now have a well thought-out landscape that will also require less maintenance and water.  No more mowing and trimming all that sod right up against the back fence-  instead they can enjoy plantings and a water feature to look at out their back window and from their deck!

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