Landscape Architecture Ideas for Mid-Century Modern Homes

Landscape Architecture

Our “Landscape Architecture” section explores the art of landscaping through the lens of mid-century landscape architecture. Thoughtful landscaping is essential to enhancing the beauty, function, and sustainability of mid-century homes. In this section, we highlight how outdoor spaces can complement architecture, unify design elements, and adapt to changing climates. From classic plant selections and hardscaping ideas to layout principles and water-efficient designs, you’ll find guidance rooted in mid-century values. Discover how landscaping brings balance, contrast, and a seamless connection between indoors and out—key to creating timeless, functional outdoor environments that reflect the elegance and simplicity of mid-century landscape architecture.

A Japanese Garden Within a Californian Context: Terremoto’s Purple Drank Project

Midcentury modern architecture leans heavily on the concept that good design must be accessible, functional and follow an indoor/outdoor connection.

February 18, 2020

California Climate Shines Through Terremoto’s Eichler Landscaping Project

We delve into the Eichler #1, a landscaping project commissioned to Terremoto landscape design for an original Eichler in Southern California.

February 18, 2020

Eichler-Home-San-Rafael-back-garden-Photo by Drew Kelly

Introducing Landscape Architecture for Midcentury Homes

The craft of landscaping redefines spaces, brings them together creating contrast in unexpected ways. Landscape design is not only about embellishing the site but also functionality.

February 7, 2020

A Japanese Garden Within a Californian Context: Terremoto’s Purple Drank Project

California Climate Shines Through Terremoto’s Eichler Landscaping Project

Introducing Landscape Architecture for Midcentury Homes

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