Brooklyn Heights Townhouse Garden & Rear Terrace

Brooklyn Heights' historic brownstone townhouses, converted carriage houses, and waterfront penthouse residences generate a strong demand for rear garden and terrace design. The neighborhood's Landmarks Preservation Commission designation means that exterior alterations require careful coordination, and clients expect planting and hardscape compositions that complement the historic character of their buildings while delivering a fully contemporary outdoor living experience.

Brownstone Rear Garden

Rear garden for a Brooklyn Heights brownstone — bluestone paving, raised planting beds with stacked slate walls, espaliered pear trees, clipped boxwood, drip irrigation, and low-voltage path lighting.

Carriage House Courtyard Garden

Enclosed courtyard garden for a converted carriage house — Belgian block paving, custom ipe planter boxes, specimen Japanese maple, and integrated low-voltage lighting.

Penthouse Terrace with Harbor Views

Penthouse terrace with ipe decking, built-in seating, outdoor kitchen, perimeter planters, and integrated LED lighting — engineered within LPC setback constraints with views of the Manhattan skyline and New York Harbor.

Townhouse Stoop & Entry Garden

Entry stoop and front garden redesign for a landmark brownstone — custom iron planters, seasonal planting, and low-voltage accent lighting coordinated with LPC approval.