Retaining Walls and Site Walls
Retaining Walls and Site Walls
Retaining walls and site walls are structures that support changes in ground level or define boundaries within a property. Retaining walls resist soil pressure, while other site walls organize enclosure, movement, or spatial separation. Foundations, materials, drainage, and the connection to surrounding terrain shape the wall's construction, while height and surface treatment influence its role in the landscape.
Built Elements of Outdoor Spaces
Outdoor construction gives gardens and properties paths, boundaries, sheltered gathering spaces, and changes of level. Paving, walls, fences, pergolas, gazebos, and fire features serve different spatial roles, while materials, ground connections, and access link each structure with the surrounding landscape.
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