This heritage home is hidden within mature trees and a deep street setback. Through the process of recreating the landscape, the intent was to provide vivacity through an enchanting, yet functional, space. The construction elements included the removal of all small vegetation, storage and reset into the landscape in a reorganized fashion with added new plant material. Always being cautious and considerate of the existing mature species. The concrete patio, entry pathway and steps integrate the space and circulation of one area to the other. The carefully crafted, dry stack rundle rock retaining wall was place to mitigate grade change. These were constructed in a tiered effect to allow for vegetation between terraces and bring the lushness through as the clients desired. To make the natural stone continuous, old cracked concrete was removed and rundle flagstone paths were installed on both sides of the house acting as secondary access routes.