Division 32 Landscape Architecture

At sunset, Ivy’s Garden settles into stillness

Water moving softly over stone
Light catching where sky meets reflection
Evergreens holding the space through every season

A place to gather
To remember
To sit in quiet and feel something lasting

Created in honor of Ivy
Held with love by those who carry her forward

Spring isn’t when gardens are made
it’s when they start to show

field visits last week
early planting coming through

layering color into structure
setting the tone before anything takes off

Early studio work

Ink
Lines
Trees

Trying to understand landscape

First drawings
First projects
First days in the field

Learning how landscapes are actually built

Years later
Still sketching
Still looking

The studio evolves

Field Ex*****on.
Telluride, Colorado.

8,700 feet above sea level.

Snow load.
Wind exposure.
Freeze–thaw cycles.
Severe grade.

Landscape construction here begins with structure, drainage, and material calibration long before planting.

Design is intent.
Construction is discipline.

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Chicago + Destination Projects

Studio Saturday.

Private Residence — Chicago.

A compact urban lot organized through sequence and structure.

Deck to dining.
Dining to lounge.
Lounge to court.

Layered planting for privacy.
Clear geometry for circulation.
Material restraint.

Design precedes construction.

Division 32 Landscape Architecture

If a garden only works in summer, it isn't finished.

Winter reveals the truth.

Line.
Mass.
Proportion.

Structure is not decoration.
It is the foundation.

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Finding Reverie: An Entrepreneur's Journey with Aldo Burcheri, Division 32 Founder - Finding Reverie: An Entrepreneur's Journey Welcome to our first episode in our podcast series, Finding Reverie: An Entrepreneur's Journey.This episode is a conversation with Aldo Burcheri, the founder and owner of Division 32 - a turnkey landscape architecture firm that specializes in the ...

Year two for our cottage garden on Washington Street