This was a collaborative effort between owners, architect and installers. Located along the Big Hole river this project was installed in phases throughout a few years, as the buildings were completed. I used native Aspen and Cottonwoods, taking advantage of the high water table. The owners wanted fresh cut flowers, and appreciated the Montana textures, … Continue reading “Project: Big Hole River Residence”
MoreAuthor: Nora
2021: Western Art and Architecture
MacFawn looks to create lines and colors that carry amid seasonal changes by planting ornamental grasses, shrubs, flowering plants, and deciduous trees.
MoreProject: Great Horn Ranch
Beth’s desire to create a low maintenance, natural landscape design within this high elevation mountain setting included a collaborative team effort with owners, architect, builder, pond and stream company, and landscape contractor. Inspired by the architecture, building materials and the mountain setting, Beth utilized the grade changes, and created a sense of place, designing a … Continue reading “Project: Great Horn Ranch”
MoreProject: Hammer House
2017: Mountain Living
This was an exciting project; collaborating with owners, architect, pond company and landscape installer.
More2016 Award for Excellence
Beth took advantage of the location of home, which is set back within the lot.
More2013: Sunset Magazine
“No lawn,” requested Bozeman, Montana, homeowners – much to the delight of their landscape designer, Beth MacFawn.
More2011: At Home
Beth McFawn actually went out on the property before any digging took place and mapped out the areas where each species of wildflower grew and then dug up the flowers to be replanted after the house was finished.
MoreYellowstone Centre
Creating eye-catching entrances at the two parking entries, using ornamental grasses, and perennials for seasonal colour and year round texture. In 2006, the Bozeman Beautification Advisory Board awarded the Yellowstone Centre with the Sustainable Landscape award.
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Project: 7R Ranch
Property along the East Gallatin river, and home designed by architect Jonathan L. Foote provided creative inspiration for this unique project. Collaboration with design team, and landscape contractor ensured the design intent was maintained throughout the project. The use of native plants provides seasonal colour and textures through the growing season, and provides habitat and … Continue reading “Project: 7R Ranch”
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