Morrow is a small landscape studio where design, construction, and horticulture share the same table.
Morrow began in 2013 after too many good landscape plans lost their intent between designer, estimator, builder, and maintenance crew.
So we built a different kind of practice. Designers price with builders. Builders review drawings before they leave the studio. Horticulturists shape the planting from first palette through establishment. The result is less translation—and landscapes that keep the intelligence of the first idea.
“The garden is not the soft part around the architecture. It is the architecture that changes.”
Slope, water, sun, soil, and existing trees are not constraints to hide. They are the first authors.
A restrained material language gains character through proportion, weathering, and craft.
We design how a garden changes—not simply how it photographs the day it is installed.
If construction intent lives only in someone’s head, it is not resolved enough.
Our core team stays deliberately small, supported by trusted arborists, engineers, metal fabricators, and specialty growers.
Landscape architecture, creative direction, and client strategy.
Field coordination, stonework, carpentry, and impossible details.
Planting design, sourcing, soils, and long-term stewardship.
The people who set every stone, tree, line, and level.
Residential landscapes designed, built, and tended from our studio in Vancouver, British Columbia.