The Lotus
How a 28-foot flower gets cast in one pour — a form per petal, drawn by eye, and caliche holding it dead level. No precedent we could find.
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Huerta de Atrio
The most beautiful plant is the most useful one. A mission courtyard planted to prove it — 20+ Hill Country natives from the palette the missions proved first.
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The Curbside Bioswale
A 13-foot channel that takes the street flood — ~200 gallons an hour — and lets the caliche drink.
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Dry-Creek Xeriscape
A dry creek is drainage dressed as landscape — river rock that walks roof water away from the house and lets it soak where it lands.
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Foundation Retrofit
Stone is a wall’s weather layer — a limestone skirt takes the splash and sun that stucco can’t.
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A Supportive Senior Community
How three fountains stay clean on 100 watts: the water keeps moving, biochar and lime do the filtering, and the sun runs the loop. Built for formerly homeless seniors.
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702
How a dead campus comes back: count what still works, put hands on it, let goats take the brush. Four trained — veterans and youth. Two went on to green-industry jobs.
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