Recreation, planned within the complete backyard.
Courts, putting greens, turf, and play areas can add another way to use the property. Artistix considers these features as part of larger pool and outdoor-living projects, with placement, grade, drainage, circulation, lighting, and neighboring homes in view.
Recreation Without Sacrificing the Property
When a court, green, or turf area belongs in the program, it should fit the circulation, grade, drainage, landscape, views, and architecture.
Part of a larger outdoor environment.
Recreation features are planned when they support the larger pool and outdoor-living project. We consider where they belong, how they connect to the rest of the property, and what the site allows before committing space to them.
Designed Around the Larger Environment
Multi-Sport Courts
Placement, access, fencing, lighting, surfacing, drainage, and landscape buffering considered together.
Putting Greens + Turf
Practice greens and performance turf shaped into usable zones without losing the composition.
Family Recreation
Flexible play and gathering areas coordinated with pools, paths, terraces, and landscape.
Helpful Before You Build
Start with the whole property before committing space and budget to a recreation feature.
Site Planning Essentials
Evaluate grade, drainage, access, constraints, and usable area.
Permits + Constraints
Municipal and property issues that affect ambitious outdoor projects.
Complete Project Process
How a coordinated project moves from property study through construction.
See the Property as a Whole
Recreation features are strongest when they support—not replace—the primary outdoor environment.
Complete Transformations
Coordinate the complete property through one design and construction team.
Planning recreation with a larger project?
Share your pool and outdoor-living plans along with the recreation features you are considering. We will review how they fit the property and the overall scope.


