Studio Campo is a full-service landscape architecture & fabrication studio, specialized in farm, garden, and hospitality design.

Founded in 2019, Studio Campo designs landscapes centered in the abundance of the natural world. We see design as an essential form of storytelling and stewardship as core to practice. We are based in Denver, Colorado, and Oregon’s Willamette Valley. The firm celebrates curiosity, craft, and love of flora. Our work is rooted in the ethos of the American West.

  • No landscape is a blank slate; gardens are artifacts of past occupants, vessels for care, and bridges to the natural world. Studio Campo creates romantic and enduring landscapes crafted from their place. We collaborate with clients to nurture the sense of place of their site and ultimately contribute to a life well spent outdoors. We take an ecologically driven approach to planting design, with a horticultural bent towards beauty.

    • Landscape Architecture

    • Masterplanning

    • Planting Design

    • Agricultural Planning & Design

    • Restoration Planning & Design

    • Custom Furniture & Fabrication

Conservation-minded vineyard, winery, & working farm

 

Left Coast is a 490-acre agricultural estate with a focus on ecological stewardship through winemaking. The company practices low-impact viticulture and 28% of the property is preserved as ecological compensation areas with 100 acres of Oregon White Oak savanna conserved and restored. Ongoing work includes masterplanning, habitat restoration, specifications for seed mixes and cover crops, and site design for guest amenities.

 

 

Photos by Laurel Dailey

Residential garden & farm for stylist Emily Henderson

 

This magical 3-acre property at the edge of Portland, Oregon includes rambling meadows, mature trees, orchards, and historic outbuildings. Work included residential gardens, edible landscapes, a plunge pool, paddocks for the family’s alpacas and pigs and long-term plans for habitat restoration. A soothing palette of rust, blush, white and sage plants give cohesion to the property. Garden design was developed in tandem with Emily Henderson.

 

 

Photos by Kaitlin Green

Rocky Mountain outpost for new hospitality brand

 

Trailborn: Rocky Mountains marks the brand launch of hospitality group, Trailborn, committed to design-forward hotels for adventurous types. The project spans across two hotel properties in Estes Park, Colorado at the gateway of Rocky Mountain National Park. Work included design of entry gardens, exterior public spaces, and two pool renovations, as well the design and construction of close to 100 pieces of furniture, largely built from ponderosa pines downed during demolition. In collaboration with our friends at Electric Bowery.

 

 

Photos by Christian Harder

Oceanside glamping resort in an old growth Sitka Spruce forest

 

An intimate hideaway on the rugged Oregon coast, Two Capes Lookout is an immersive, year-round retreat. Straddling lush green forests and cliffside ocean views, the trees literally meet the sea on this stunning 58-acre property. Phase 1 of the project includes 15 geodesic domes, 4 mirrored cabins, two fire pit areas, and a check-in dome with yoga platform, waterfall, and sauna. Work included campus design and masterplanning, public space design, planting design, habitat restoration, and custom milling and furniture from onsite trees. In collaboration with our friends at Max Humphrey and OfficeUntitled.

 

 

Photos by Karolina Pora Photography