Horiuchi Solien Inc

Horiuchi Solien is the Falmouth firm whose name keeps turning up in the credit lines of Cape and Vineyard house features: half a dozen New England Home pieces between 2015 and 2021 name Kris Horiuchi or Daniel Solien as the landscape architect, and Architectural Digest credited the firm with the landscape on a 2014 project. BBB lists the business as started in 2004, with two employees and Daniel Solien as principal. The work is the ground around a house. In a 2017 New England Home piece, Kris Horiuchi answered roads on two sides of a lot with thickets of evergreens, bayberry and viburnum and a tidy hedge out front. A 2015 article described an interlocking arrangement of house, pool area, cable-railed terraces and stone-paved woodland walks devised with architect Adolfo Perez, and in another 2015 piece Daniel Solien said a project's granite platforms "make for easy, step-free circulation between the house and outdoor areas." A 2019 feature had a homeowner who gardens working with Horiuchi on a four-season yard. The firm is certified by the Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office as both a Minority Business Enterprise and a Women Business Enterprise, each verified active with an expiry of 2028-08-05. Houzz puts its service area at Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Martha's Vineyard and describes the work as residential site design plus design and construction administration; a 2013 healthcare-design feature listed the firm on a project design team, so the practice is not only residential. This is an office you bring in early on a whole-property project with an architect — a 2025 feature placed the firm alongside Hutker Architects and Martha's Vineyard Construction Co. Ask which of the two principals will handle your project day to day, how fees split between design and construction administration, and which builders they have worked with near you.