Montgomery Robbins, Inc. is Revolutionizing Outdoor Spaces By Blending Form and Function
A contemporary front yard showcasing clean lines, dominant hardscape, and an emphasis on structural plantings.
Contemporary Pool Area with Matching Black Louvered Pergolas
This backyard contains epi wood decking with a black metal L arbor and synthetic turf.
Montgomery Robbins, Inc. is Revolutionizing Outdoor Spaces By Blending Form and Function
One such design example is an elegant epi wood deck, purposefully crafted at the ideal height to serve as overflow seating during backyard gatherings. It’s the perfect blend of design and utility, capturing the essence of what modern landscape architecture is all about: creating experiences that bring people together while enhancing the visual appeal of outdoor areas.
“Any Architect will tell you that beauty is not enough – structure and practicality are also needed. At the same time, design without attention to beauty is, well, never a good look,” says John Montgomery, Founding Landscape Architect of Montgomery Robbins, Inc. “This principle guides us, whether we're adding retractable windows to a sunroom or integrating seasonal plantings. It’s all about creative problem-solving with the goal of making outdoor spaces both beautiful and functional.”
In today’s landscape designs, safety takes center stage, especially for families with multiple generations living under one roof. New advancements in pool covers and fencing have emerged that offer both security and aesthetics—no more bulky, unattractive barriers. For example, a custom removable netting was designed for a recent client, allowing their fountain to be both safe for young children and easily removable when the kids grow older. This attention to customized safety solutions ensures that families can relax and enjoy their outdoor spaces with peace of mind.
Landscape Architects strive to balance aesthetics with functionality, delivering designs that serve practical needs without compromising beauty. “The most effective solutions are those that think outside the box and are beautifully crafted,” John Montgomery adds. “With every project, we’re looking for that intersection where beauty meets utility, and the results are nothing short of transformative.”
Additionally, modern landscapes are being designed with versatility in mind. Multitasking elements allow spaces to serve more than one function, maximizing the potential of any outdoor environment. Whether it’s seating that doubles as storage or plant beds that act as natural barriers, today’s landscape architecture is all about doing more with less.
Debbie Blumhardt
Montgomery Robbins, Inc.
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