Gallery
Take a look through our landscaping gallery of completed projects that showcase our work and give you ideas for your next landscape project.
Bonaventure W
One of our newest transformations, where contemporary design meets the beauty of nature. Our clients envisioned an outdoor space that’s both practical and elegant—an inviting retreat perfect for unwinding and hosting gatherings.
Princewood
Our client dreamed of a garden-inspired retreat—an inviting space to entertain, dine beneath a pergola, and take in the beauty of the changing seasons. With a focus on natural elegance and thoughtful design, we crafted a landscape that effortlessly merges structure with serenity.
Oaklawn
The Oaklawn backyard was originally a blank slate with drainage challenges, uneven terrain, and no designated outdoor living space. The homeowners wanted a clean, modern patio area that would serve as both a functional and stylish extension of their home.
Coventry
What was once an unfinished, barren backyard surrounding a beautiful pool is now a lush, inviting outdoor retreat. The homeowners wanted a stylish yet functional space to complement their pool, enhance relaxation, and add visual appeal.
Ruskin
In the heart of a quiet Winnipeg neighbourhood, this Ruskin backyard was ready for a transformation. The clients envisioned a contemporary outdoor space that would feel like an extension of their home—perfect for both entertaining and unwinding.
Community Projects
Canoe Park
Canoe Park, transformed from an underutilized patch of land, now serves as an interactive visual landmark marking the entrance to the Norwood neighbourhood in Winnipeg. Designed by Matthew Sawatzky in collaboration with artist Christian Worthington, the park features striking metal canoe sculptures. These canoes, inspired by the area’s river heritage, were meticulously designed to be both secure and accessible.
Niizhoziibean
The Niizhoziibean project was designed by HTFC Planning & Design and brought to life through the collaboration of North Coral Landscaping and other construction teams. North Coral was responsible for building essential structural elements, including the gabion retaining walls, pathways, boulders, and the limestone ring that supports the site’s centerpiece—the Wiigiwaam.
Other Projects
