Luxury residential landscape architecture is the design of the outdoor side of a custom home or estate: the arrival, the pool, the gardens, the outdoor rooms and the views. You bring the picture of how your family wants to live outside. Loft Six Four, a landscape architecture studio in Sandy, Utah, helps you plan it with your architect and builder while the house is still being designed, from Salt Lake City and Park City to St. George.
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Loft Six Four, landscape architects. 9500 S 500 W, Suite 215, Sandy, Utah 84070. Founded in 2013 by Brandon Reed.
16 concept homes, each on its own project page, listed by city below.
Salt Lake City, Park City, Heber, Midway, Alpine, Draper, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Provo, St. George, Santa Clara, Farmington, North Salt Lake, Kamas, Woodland, Sandy, Kaysville, Millcreek, Bountiful, Lehi, Highland, Orem, American Fork, Scottsdale, Arizona and Lake Oswego, Oregon.
On a serious custom home, the outdoor environment shapes arrival, views, circulation, daily ritual, hosting, privacy, and the emotional memory of the place. It should be designed while the home is still being shaped.
The best residential projects bring the architect, builder, interior team, pool contractor, landscape contractor, and landscape architect into the same conversation early enough to protect the vision and solve the technical details.
Pools, outdoor kitchens, gardens, terraces, sport courts, wellness spaces, entries, and fire features only matter if they work together as a complete outdoor experience people actually use.
Modern Elm in Orem, Hidden Oak Haus in Highland and Wallace Lane in Salt Lake City are built. Around Salt Lake City, there are concept homes in Cottonwood Heights, Sandy, Draper and Bountiful. In Park City, Park City Residence and White Pine Canyon are concepts, and White Pine Canyon has ski-in access off the lower deck. In St. George, Akoya Pearl sets a pool patio on the lagoon, and Setting Sun is an arrival sequence. The studio is in Sandy and also works across the US.
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Luxury residential landscape architecture is the design of outdoor environments for custom homes and estates, including arrival sequences, pools, gardens, courtyards, outdoor rooms, wellness spaces, and full estate landscapes.
Loft Six Four is a landscape architecture studio in Sandy, Utah, founded in 2013 by Brandon Reed. Its built luxury homes include Modern Elm, a 38,500 sq ft estate in Orem that won the 2025 Utah Valley Parade of Homes Platinum People’s Choice award for Best Landscaping & Outdoor Space, and Hidden Oak Haus, a 2026 Utah Valley Parade of Homes landscape in Highland. Its concept homes reach from Park City and Alpine to St. George. Private homes are published under a project name, never the owner’s surname.
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Yes. The studio is in Sandy, in Salt Lake County, and its residential work runs across the valley. Wallace Lane, a pool and spa backyard in Salt Lake City, is built. Pine Creek in Cottonwood Heights, September Cove and Virginia Hills in Sandy, and Draper Residence and Lake Haus in Draper are concepts, each on its own project page. To the south, Modern Elm in Orem and Hidden Oak Haus in Highland are built.
Yes. In Park City, Loft Six Four has drawn two luxury home concepts: Park City Residence, with Lloyd Architects and Upland Development, and White Pine Canyon, for a return client on a lot with ski-in access off the lower deck. In St. George there are two more: Akoya Pearl, a pool patio on the lagoon, and Setting Sun, the arrival sequence for a returning client’s house. All four are concepts, shown as plans and 3D views.
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A landscape architect should be brought into a custom home project as early as possible, ideally while the architect, builder, and owner are still shaping the site plan, floor plan, grades, views, pool location, access, and outdoor program.
Call 801-878-4717 or fill out the luxury home questionnaire. We read your note, get back to you, and set up a short call to understand the project. The best time to start is while your home is still being designed, when the site plan, grades, pool and views are still open.
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