The expansive stucco wall serves as both a functional retaining element and a visual centerpiece within the beer garden terrace.

Poor soil conditions and a high water table necessitated additional concrete and the replacement of a water line prior to construction.

Site preparation was extensive, requiring the export of 15 loads of soil and the installation of silt fencing.

Setting the posts flush with the bluestone cap required precise coordination and expert craftsmanship from the masonry team.

The terrace takes shape, poured to support a private, natural-feeling courtyard built for high traffic and seasonal use.

A trench drain was installed beneath the flagstone, with a strategic opening left in the bluestone paving to eliminate the need for a surface grate.

Aerial overview of this historic beer garden after signifant upgrades.

Fencing was installed to adapt to site-specific needs as the project evolved.

Mature wisteria was brought in to quickly train up the posts.

Large hornbeams were strategically placed to provide a soft, green buffer between the terrace and the adjacent parking area.

Custom made rough-sawn cedar brewery pergola anchors the gathering space.

At the main entrance, a custom-grown Quercus bicolor arch creates a striking and memorable welcome for visitors.

A custom-grown Quercus bicolor arch serves as a dramatic entry feature, blending horticultural artistry with visual impact.

The planting palette features a harmonious mix of hydrangeas, lilacs, camellias, and a variety of long-blooming perennials, offering year-round interest.