Projects
Not "the Smith residence." The Backyard Water Park. The Treehouse Yard. The Everything Backyard. When the first KidScapes are finished, each one will be documented here from crayon drawing to final walkthrough.
Honest note
We'd rather show you nothing than show you a stock photo with a made-up story under it. As projects finish and families give permission, this gallery fills in with real before-and-afters, plans and details. In the meantime, the concept studies below show how we think.
Be one of the firstConcept studies
Design concepts, not built projects. Each one starts from a typical lot and a typical family and shows what we'd draw.
Two kids under five. A dense toddler zone off the patio: covered sand, stream table, low turf hill with a slide, bucket swing, three-jet splash pad, and a shade sail over all of it. Footings roughed in for a tower and conduit for a future court.
Three kids, 6 to 12. A post-and-tree treehouse with a 70-foot zip line to a bouldering wall, a ninja line along the fence, a half court where the grade is flat, and a fire pit positioned so the parents see all of it. Toddler features skipped; a plunge pool in the "later" column.
Four kids spanning 2 to 13. Zoned: toddler corner off the kitchen, shared middle with a splash pad, turf hill and nest swing, big-kid zone with a tower and pickleball court, and a family pool with a beach entry and a sun shelf visible from the outdoor kitchen. Phased over three years.
What a project page will show
When real projects land here, each one will include the kids' original drawing if there was one, the concept plan, the site plan, photos from construction, the finished yard in use, and a detail section: features included, ages considered, parent features, kid features, materials used, and related ideas. Client names only with permission. Photos of children only with permission, and never of children who aren't the client's.
