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It is an exciting time to be a landscape architect. Trends in both residential and commercial real estate are steadily evolving and opening the way for many new design choices. Consumer sentiment has shifted the expectations that the landscape must…
In our busy screen-dominated lives, our nervous systems are often in a chronic state of low-grade fight-or-flight response. Thankfully, just spending some time outdoors can provide the cure. A peaceful natural setting is a retreat where we can unwind and…
Creating the most beautiful and functional indoor and outdoor spaces involves uniting architecture and landscape architecture to make a cohesive whole. When both disciplines collaborate to blend their unique perspectives and expertise, the outcome is often exceptional. Creating seamless transitions…
Jerry Pate Design is proud to share that the restoration of Teeth of the Dog at Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic has been recognized with two significant industry honors. The project was recently featured as the cover story…
Shown in the cover photo is the Teeth of the Dog at Casa de Campo, one of Jerry Pate Design’s projects. The challenge of the game of golf is inextricably linked to the design and condition of the course it…
Sustainable landscape materials are defined by their ability to reduce environmental impact through low-energy production, local sourcing, durability, and renewability. They promote ecosystem health, conserve water, minimize waste through recycling (like reclaimed wood or crushed stone), and support biodiversity by…
Outdoor spaces have become a popular focus for commercial property improvements. Whether it’s a little more attention to landscaping or the addition of a fully programmed outdoor environment, businesses are prioritizing their open-air spaces. Designing outdoor spaces for all seasons…
Casa de Campo’s Teeth of the Dog has been a bucket list golf course since its debut in 1971. Pete Dye’s genius for exceptional golf course design is evident on every hole and the course continues to draw players from…
Exposure to nature is good for us. Exposure to natural elements such as sunlight, greenery and natural themes leads to reduced stress, improved mood, enhanced cognition and overall well-being. What if we could bring the benefits of natural surroundings to…
Shown in the cover photo is the Old Waverly Golf Club course, one of Jerry Pate Design’s projects. Golf course cart paths are often viewed as simply a way of getting players from point A to point B. However, the…
