The best landscape architects are often invisible. Trusted by the architects who hire them, but unknown to the clients who fund the work. Terrain had spent years building exactly that reputation: work good enough that other firms kept referring it onward. But referrals only move in one direction. The institutional and civic clients who should have been calling Terrain directly didn't know the firm existed, and its website gave them no reason to look twice. I repositioned Terrain as a primary consultant instead of a subcontractor pairing a light but grounded visual language with the project photography to emphasize this type of work performs over decades, not seasons.