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TRC Outdoor
This project became a testament to the St. Louis-based TRC Outdoor’s commitment to exceptional design and transformative landscaping. What began as a straightforward retaining wall and fence installation for a homeowner evolved into a comprehensive backyard overhaul — encompassing not just the backyard, but also an entirely new driveway and a refreshed front yard.
One of the most intriguing aspects of this project was the way it developed over time. Initially, the client's request was modest — a retaining wall and fence. However, as things progressed, additional desires emerged, each one enhancing the complexity and scope of the project. These additions, while challenging, presented TRC Outdoor with opportunities to explore and implement a broader range of design elements and innovations.
Typically, projects benefit from a fully developed plan that ensures efficiency and smooth execution. However, TRC understood that dynamic and evolving client needs can lead to even more impressive outcomes. Embracing these changes with flexibility and enthusiasm, the team worked closely with the homeowner to integrate their evolving vision into the project.
The project now serves as a showcase of TRC’s ability to handle diverse and intricate landscape designs. They incorporated a variety of elements, each adding its own unique touch to the overall transformation. From the elegant retaining walls and sophisticated fire features to a state-of-the-art outdoor kitchen and shower, every component was thoughtfully integrated. TRC also included top-tier sound and lighting systems, ensuring that every detail contributes to the cohesive and luxurious atmosphere of the space.
The project has not only elevated the homeowner’s outdoor experience but has also opened doors to more projects of similar scope and complexity.
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