Emily King 
This client’s inner city walled side yard was reworked into a pollinator and native garden retreat using reclaimed pavers and eliminating lawn. Designed by Pashek + MTR Landscape Architects, this garden featured meandering permeable pathways, new soils and native plants.
Improving and expanding an existing small outdoor living space within a sloped backyard. The client’s existing fireplace and surrounding cut stone wall were preserved and integrated into the new exposed aggregate concrete patio. Eisler cut into the existing slope to extend the backyard space to accommodate a new pool and SYNLawn turf surround. A retaining … Read more
This backyard oasis started as a flat lawn with a small patio. We transformed it into a luxurious pool, outdoor kitchen, and craftsman made timber frame pavilion complete with a grand fireplace. The owner wanted a space for their family and teenage sons to gather and entertain during the summer without the hassle of running … Read more
Restoring a historic property to its former glory with modern amenities. Eisler Landscapes created several recreational spaces including a concrete and tile swimming pool, clay tennis courts, new sandstone patios and retaining walls, a recirculating pond and waterfall at this Fox Chapel estate. New stone gate piers and wooden gates provide privacy and welcome guests … Read more
Eisler served as the at grade landscape and green roof subcontractor responsible for structural soils, plantings, drainage, turf, irrigation, and installation of 4 separate green roofs for the new home of Carnegie Mellon University’s Tepper School of Business.
David Lawerence Convention Center 4th Floor Green Roof, Phase One Like many of our projects, Eisler was involved in both the design and installation of this iconic green roof project. Lending our 20+ years of expertise of green roof installation and maintenance, we consulted with the design team to select the best plant species for … Read more
The Wightman Park project is an excellent example of integrated stormwater management and recreation. The neighborhood topography and location of the park at the lowest point in the area required extensive storm water management solutions to capture the runoff of the surrounding 30 acres while providing an opportunity to improve a rundown neighborhood green space. … Read more
