Landscape Architecture, Informed by Experience.

Fieldstone designs high-end residential landscapes with the rigor of commercial architecture and the sensitivity of place.

Who We Are

Fieldstone is a landscape architecture studio serving discerning clients throughout the Carolinas.

The studio is led by a North Carolina–licensed landscape architect with over 25 years of experience across commercial, urban, and international projects. That breadth of work informs a disciplined, architectural approach to residential landscapes—where clarity of design, technical precision, and thoughtful detailing are fundamental.

Fieldstone was established to bring that level of rigor to the residential scale.

The studio operates as a design-led practice, remaining independent from construction to protect design quality and client interests. Collaboration with trusted contractors ensures that landscapes are built with care, accuracy, and long-term durability.

Each project is grounded in the character of the land and the architecture it supports. The goal is not decoration, but integration—spaces that feel natural, intentional, and enduring.

Our Services

  • Residential Landscape Architecture

    Comprehensive site design for custom residential properties.

    Scope may include:

    Site analysis and planning

    Landscape concept development

    Hardscape and material design

    Planting design

    Grading and drainage coordination

    Pool, terrace, and outdoor living environments

    Lighting coordination

    All services are tailored to the architecture, site conditions, and long-term vision of each project.

  • Site Planning & Master Planning

    Strategic planning for properties requiring phased development or long-term vision.

    Ideal for:

    Large residential estates

    Mountain or waterfront properties

    Complex topography

    Properties built in phases

    Master planning ensures the landscape evolves cohesively over time.

  • Visualization

    Visual representations are used to test and refine the relationship between architecture, landscape, and program. By resolving proportion, material transitions, and key views in advance, the design is communicated with clarity and carried through construction with greater fidelity.

  • Construction Documentation

    Fieldstone remains involved during construction to protect the integrity of the design and advocate for the client.

    Services may include:

    Contractor coordination

    Site visits

    Submittal review

    Clarifications and revisions

    Installation oversight

    Fieldstone operates independently from construction to maintain objectivity and ensure the landscape is executed as designed.

Selected Works

Our Process

A clear, structured process ensures design integrity from concept through construction.

01 — Discovery

  • Consultation and site visit

  • Review of architectural plans

  • Site analysis and project alignment

    Defined direction and scope.

02 — Concept Design

  • Site planning and spatial organization

  • Preliminary material and planting direction

  • Presentation drawings for approval

Approved design framework.

03 — Detailed Design

  • Dimensioned layout plans

  • Hardscape and planting documentation

  • Consultant coordination

  • Construction drawing set

Construction-ready documents.

04 — Contractor Alignment

  • Introduction to vetted partners

  • Bid review and scope clarification

    Qualified builder aligned with design intent.

05 — Construction Oversight

  • Site visits

  • Submittal review

  • Coordination and clarifications

    Landscape executed with precision.

Investment

 

$15,000 – $35,000+

Comprehensive residential landscape design engagements

$30,000 – $65,000+

Larger estates or complex properties

 

Fieldstone is best suited for projects where the landscape investment reflects the architectural ambition of the home.

Start your project

From concept through construction, Fieldstone provides a disciplined approach to ensure clarity, precision, and a well-executed result. Projects are selected based on alignment, scope, and schedule.