LAND CONCERN

Construction update at MonteCedro Senior Living. Shade structures are up. Olive trees are going in. Building a second layer of shade across the rooftop garden. Always great working with C.W. Driver and Buccola Landscape.

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As logistics facilities expand across Southern California, many are moving onto increasingly complex sites. Swallows Creek Logistics Center in San Juan Capistrano steps into a steep infill hillside above the 5 Freeway. Terraced grading, retaining walls, and drought tolerant planting structure the slope and frame the industrial campus.

Women in Construction Week Most of our office is women. We design it, we detail it, and we’re out in the field making sure it gets built right. Landscape architecture is construction, and we’re proud to be part of it. Grateful for the women of Land Concern who make every project better.

We’re excited to begin 2026 by recognizing two well earned promotions. Becca Cheung has been promoted to Assistant Project Manager, and Jordyn Tamani to Job Captain. Over the past year, both have taken on greater responsibility, strengthened our project teams, and grown into key contributors across our team. These promotions reflect their commitment to the work, their leadership, and the impact they continue to make. Congratulations, Becca and Jordyn. We’re proud of you and excited for what’s ahead.👏 🖖

We’re looking forward to connecting with students at Cal Poly Pomona Landscape Architecture Firm Day on February 25. Philip Stevens and Minerva D. will be there to talk about our work, mentorship, and opportunities in practice. If you’re attending, we’d love to meet you. #CPPLA #landscapearchitecturestudents #landconcern #designcareers

Early design studies. Thinking through drawing. #landconcern #designprocess #handsketching #landscapearchitecture

Los Gatos Senior Living - Rooted Connection to Place Podium projects often feel hard and disconnected. This one doesn’t. The landscape started with a single goal: Help residents feel grounded. Oak leaf forms draw the surrounding hillside woodland into the courtyard. They soften the space. They give it identity. Oaks represent longevity and resilience. That matters in senior living. Organic geometry creates clarity without feeling rigid. Quiet gardens. Social spaces. Room to move. The goal wasn’t to impress. It was to help people feel at home, not just housed. That’s the power of a strong sense of place. #LandscapeArchitecture #BiophilicDesign #RooftopGarden #SeniorLivingCommunities

New year, new project journeys. Early site walks in the Central Coast. Wandering the land, reading its agricultural roots, and beginning to connect sea to hills. We’re sketching through discovery, noticing old artifacts and traces of past use that feel worth carrying forward. Color pencil sketches pinned up in the studio. Loose ideas, early moves, and the start of a wellness retreat shaped by what’s already here. #landconcern #sitevists #centralcoast #hospitality