Project details
- Location
- Lake Murray, San Diego County
- Project type
- Hardscape
- Primary trade
- Hardscape Contractors
- Features
- Landscape lighting
- Scope
- Bocce court and illuminated borders
The goal
Define the long playing area and incorporate lighting along its edges.
Design & construction approach
Fixtures set along both sides cast repeated bands of warm light across the textured surface.
The finished result
Red and green bocce balls stand out against the pale playing surface.
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Materials & planting
- Granular court surface
- Low perimeter borders
- Border-mounted light fixtures
- Bocce playing area
Trades used on this build
The build was led by our hardscape contractors crew, with landscape lighting. Every trade is in-house.
Building in Lake Murray
Design and construction are both in-house, so grading, drainage, masonry, planting and lighting are solved together. Licensed C-27 Landscape Contractor — CSLB License #1159370.
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