LandArchSpecs

Soil Retention provides plantable concrete systems designed to ad dress slope stability, erosion control, drainage, and permeable surface requirements in demanding landscape conditions. Their systems are used where conventional retaining walls, rigid pavements, or monolithic erosion controls create drainage risk, visual hardness, or constructability challenges. Plantable retaining systems allow grade changes to function as living landscape elements, reducing hydrostatic pressure through inherent permeability while supporting long-term slope performance and planting integration. Permeable pavement systems accommodate vehicular loads while maintaining infiltration and stormwater attenuation, allowing access drives, fire lanes, and service areas to contribute to site hydrology rather than displace it. For channels, embankments, and high-flow drainage environments, articulated concrete block systems provide erosion protection and hydraulic control while accommodating ground movement. Across applicable systems, Soil Retention supports specification with technical documentation and performance guidance suited to landscape architects coordinating complex site and infrastructure-adjacent projects.