This drainage structure was built to catch water off the hill. It is made of Tennessee blue facing stone, Selma Brown riverrock, Terra cotta pipe, found native sandstone boulders, and mortar. Partial day.
These steps are made of Alabama sandstone slab with found native boulders. No mortar was used. One day.
This is called the rainbow wall for its form. The wall arches back against the slope as well at vertically. This double arch adds structural integrity to the wall. The end-caps for this wall were made of native found boulders. The wall is made of Tennessee blue facing stone and mortar. The cap is cut Tennessee Blue Stone with mortar. Two days.
This mailbox was built of Oneonta buff facing stone and buff type s mortar. The drainage area was built of Selma brown riverrock and native found sandstone. One plus days.
“…we just love all of the work you and your crew did for us… Working with John and his entire crew was an absolute pleasure. From our very first meeting, we knew exactly what to expect, and when to expect it. John had a terrific feel for what we were trying to accomplish, and provided very good suggestions as the project progressed. The end result turned out much better than we had anticipated. – Kassan

Recently, Russell Design was responsible for the construction a large brick monument sign I designed near the entrance to Lawson State Community College in Birmingham. The plans developed for this project included a rather intricate patterns of brick and limestone work that were challenging to construct. Russell Design did a fabulous job in following the plans and construction details that resulted in the best looking and well built signs of any of the four similar monument signs already constructed on campus. The final product was artfully constructed by the construction crew. Hats off to Russell Design for a job that was professionally managed, completed well within the allotted construction period and resulted in a very happy client. As a landscape architect, I highly recommend using Russell Design on your next project if skill and quality workmanship are what you are looking to attain.
-Dale Fritz, Landscape Architect











