This town garden in Stirling was well established but lacked usable space and was dominated by a hard-to-maintain lawn.

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The main terrace near the house was extended for family gatherings and beautiful new porcelain paving laid that complements the whinstone boundary walls. The rest of the garden was re-organised using existing materials: the old terrace paving re-laid as a long path, piles of stones in the garden upcycled into a generous wall seat as well as crazy-paving inserts, and the shed moved off the main terrace to a new home further down the garden and given a lick of paint.

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The existing box hedging was re-used to form wider hedges. Before moving it had begin to suffer from box blight. However, with a bit of pampering and seaweed extract, the hedges have made a successful recovery and the clients are now happily filling up their new planting beds.​