The Boot at The Boulders
Designer and Hardscape Specialist, Jake Plocher, transformed the Hoogland estate at The Boulders. The unique one-of-a-kind “boot boulder” is a conversation starter.
Photo Credits: Nathan Clark
Mactas estate in Mirabel
Lead designer and hardscape specialist, Jake Plocher, created a one-of-kind water feature that incorporates the awesome visual effects of fire.
Photo Credits: Nathan Clark
Goldwater – Saguaro Estates
The Goldwater estate was featured in Phoenix Home & Garden – November 2018 – “Beyond the Ordinary”.
You can view a 3D Tour of the property.
Lead designer, Chad Norris, has delivered on his promise to transform the landscape for the Goldwater home in Saguaro Estates.
“This intimate courtyard was originally covered by an overgrown Mesquite tree that was planted within an in ground planting area. The Mesquite tree was a mess, allowed little sun to enter the entryway and had roots that were lifting up the surrounding Travertine. Once the tree was removed, we raised the center planter and redesigned the plant material palette. We also integrated a Canterra water feature that had to be heavily modified to work within this confined space. The final result provided the area a centerpiece that truly provides a sense of arrival to the home.” – Chad Norris
Hitchcock – Desert Mountain
Jake Plocher, Designer & Hardscape Specialist, designed this landscape for the Hitchcock family in Desert Mountain. This beautiful home was featured in Phoenix Home & Garden Magazine twice.
Phoenix Home & Garden – December 2019 – “Romancing the Stone”
Lyon – Estancia Estate – Low Lighting Photos
Featured in Landscape Contractor Magazine – April 2018 – “Double Take on Desertscape”
“The Lyon Residence is a one-of-a-kind landscape that is a great representation of the type of Specimen cacti and environments that we are fortunate to be able to create on a daily basis. The mono-wall on the left was originally planned to be a back drop for artwork that was planned to be installed at the end of a long Travertine walkway, but once I acquired this Huge Golden Barrel cluster, the plan changed. Using a huge crane to move this Barrel 150’ across the desert the golden barrel fit into place with only inches to spare; as if it was planned all along. It was definitely meant to be!!” – Lead Designer – Chad Norris
