Although client satisfaction is our primary goal when constructing your projects, it is a special thrill to have your colleagues
say "Job well done". Here are some of the awards we have gotten over the years. Click on the project name and you will be directed to full description and pictures of the jobs.
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Grand Award for Wetlands - Brightwater Treatment Plant |
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Grand Award for Residential - Fauntleroy Waterfront |
| 2006 Awards |
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Grand Award for Wetland Construction on the Basin 26 Project |
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Merit Award for Public Works on the Roosevelt High School Project. |
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Merit Award for Residential Construction on the Kingston Waterfront Residence |
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Merit Award for Residential Construction on the Kirkland Residence |
| 2005 Awards |
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Distinction Award for Residential Construction on Union Hill Farm. |
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WALP Conference Committee Award for Union Hill Farm. |
| 2004 Awards |
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Grand Award for Public Works on the
University of Washington Surgery Pavilion. |
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Grand Award for Single Family Residential Maintenance for this
Bellevue Estate. |
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Distinction Award for Residential Construction on the
Gig Harbor Waterfront. |
| 2003 Awards |
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Grand Award for Public Works on the
Denny & Sealth Middle Schools Athletic Project. |
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Distinction Award for Wetland Mitigation on the
Fred Meyer - Bellingham project. |
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Distinction Award for Residential Construction on the
Queen Anne Residence. |
| 2002 Awards |
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Distinction Award for Public Works on Celebration Park. This project was featured on the October, 2003 cover of
Landscape Contractors National magazine, a national publication. |
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Distinction Award for Residential Construction on the
Gig Harbor Residence. |
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Merit Award for Residential Construction on the Seattle Waterfront project. This project was featured on the September, 2003
cover of the NWLP magazine. |
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Merit Award for Residential Construction on the Bellevue Residence. The end result was a park like setting that included a custom water feature. |
| Prior Years |
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1987
Grand Award for Environmental Improvement for the Lake Hills Greenbelt project. |
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1985
1st Place Award for the Hewlett Packard - Lake Stevens project. |
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1984
1st Place Award for the Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park. |
2007 Grand Award for
Wetlands
Brightwater Treatment Plant Landscape Architect: CH2MHILL
Owner: King County WTD
Wetland mitigation: soil preparation, pathways, planting (19,000+), mulching, seeding, irrigation work and site maintenance.
2007 Grand Award for Residential
Fauntleroy Waterfront Landscape Architect: Maple Leaf Design
Large, steep sloped landscape renovation including irrigation, drainage, stone stairs, outcroppings and paths, stone retaining walls, lawns,
plantings, and a substantial water feature.
2006 Grand Award for
Wetland Construction
Basin 26 Project Landscape Architect: CH2M Hill
Owner: City of Mercer Island Creation of a drainage basin on Mercer Island. Clearing and grading, large CB’s and concrete pipe to 36”, significant storm diversion, erosion
control, extensive planting and seeding, approximately 1,500 tons of stream rock, large boulders, 10 large log weirs, root wads, stream logs, sanding mix. etc.
There was only one point of entry for this 400’ channel. 
Return to 2006 Award List 2006 Merit Award for
Public Works
Roosevelt High School Project General Contractor: Hoffman Construction Co.
Architect: Berger Partnership
Beautiful rehabilitation and remodel of historic Seattle school with special care work around historic trees including a Black Walnut tree from President
Roosevelt’s Oyster Bay Estate in New York. Landscape scope: Extensive planting, sod and seeded lawns, underground irrigation system, and a large concrete unit paver courtyard
were installed.
Return to 2006 Award List Merit Award for
Residential Construction
Kingston Waterfront Residence Landscape Architect: Leuner Landscape Design, Inc. Extensive transplanting, soil prep, irrigation, drainage, walls, bluestone and
gravel paths, water features, artificial turf putting green, pavers, rock placement, lighting, some carpentry and plants, plants, plants. Challenges on this project were
steep slopes on water side bluff with very limited access. The existing home had to be cut out in the middle to provide access to the backyard for equipment and materials.
Return to 2006 Award List Merit Award for Residential Construction
Kirkland Residence Landscape Architect: Linda Attaway Landscape Architecture Landscape for a new Lane Williams home: unique patio with black pebble, pavers, plans
and concrete cube; one-of-a-kind water feature, 12 specimen Lagerstromia; lighting plan.
Return to 2006 Award List Grand Award for Public Works 2004 University of Washington Surgery Pavilion Construction Management
Firm: Hoffman Construction Co.
Landscape Architect: SiteWorkshop LLC Extensive Hardscape includes new city sidewalks, flagstone pathways, granite
cobble (both dry set and mortar set), stone steps and patios, beautiful granite art bases, pre-cast concrete benches and bollards, placement of granite boulders, integral
colored concrete, etc. The landscape and irrigation plan includes street trees along Seattle's scenic Montlake Blvd. Extensive berming to integrate the new addition into the
site. The cherished "Glade" area behind the hospital is being refurbished. The new plant palette includes large Port Orford Cedar, Western Hemlock, Himalayan Birch, Cornelian
Cherry, Persian Parrotia, etc. An extensive selection of ornamental shrubs, native plants and perennials will augment the planting. This project was completed in September of
2004. 
 
Return to 2004 Award List Grand Award for Single Family Residential Maintenance 2004 Bellevue Estate
After completing the landscape installation at this residence, we continue to maintain the property to showcase its beauty throughout the seasons.
 
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Grand Award for Public Works
2003 Denny Middle and Sealth High Schools Landscape Architect: Worthy and Associates
Engineers: D.A. Hogan & Associates
General Contractor: Strand Hunt Construction, Inc.
Owner: Seattle Public School District #1 Project included five underdrained, irrigated sports fields as part of the athletic fields upgrades at Denny Middle and Sealth High
Schools in West Seattle.
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Distinction Award for Wetland Mitigation
2003 Fred-Meyer Bellingham Environmental Consultant: B-twelve Associates Site earthwork, tree removal, drainage, timber and root
wads, stream enhancement, imported soil, and a year of maintenance. 
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List Distinction Award for Residential Construction 2003 Queen Anne Landscape Architect: Linda Attaway Landscape Architecture An
extensive remodel of a beautiful home with a breath taking view. Re-grading, Pennsylvania field stone retaining walls ( large and small), dry set and mortar set Bluestone
stairs and walls, timber construction, spa installation, stone stairs, custom stainless steel and Ipe' fence, low voltage lighting, beautiful planting plan in a small space
includes work on top of a new garage. Completion was June 1, 2003 
 
Return to 2003 Award List Distinction Award for Public Works 2002 Celebration Park
Architect: Bruce Dees & Associates
Owner: City of Federal Way We began working on this 84-acre Federal Way park in May 1998. The park includes four soccer fields as well as a ball field complex with four
fields. Almost half of the park will be preserved as woodlands and enhanced wetlands. We were responsible for the irrigation, under-field drainage, planting and wetland
mitigation on this project. 
 
Return to 2002 Award List Distinction Award for Residential Construction 2002 Gig Harbor
Residence Rock walls, stepping stones, gravel paths, turf block pavers, irrigation, hydro-seeding, landscaping, lighting, and maintenance.
 
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Merit Award for Residential Construction
2002 Seattle Waterfront Planting, grading, drainage, irrigation, raised planters, granite planters, granite steps, lighting and
Grasspave.  
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