Carson transforms a barren traffic triangle, known locally as "Trinity Triangle" into a beautifully designed garden, complete with hundreds of low maintenance plants, several large scale arbors and custom built houses for birds, butterflies and bats.
Carson transforms the rundown backyard of the Blake Boultbee Youth Outreach Centre into an outdoor therapy garden.
An neglected and unsightly patch of concrete, now surrounded by newly developed high-rises, businesses and lots of traffic, is updated with garden architecture.
Totaling 3,170 sq. ft. and covered with asphalt, Carson revitalizes two combined backyards belonging to The Native Child and Family Services of Toronto (NCFST) with a waterfall, natural stone and medicinal plants.
Carson creates an outdoor theater in the pebble-filled courtyard of the Factory Theatre playhouse.
Carson builds a playground at Mindwerx, a newly created daycare geared towards children with fine and gross motor skill difficulties, adding tall trees for shade, learning stations and a rubberized surface made from tires.
Carson helps a community-based doggy daycare create an outdoor dog playground.
Carson creates a green space outside of a student-run art gallery.
In a little community green space called the Peanut surrounded by high-rise building, consisting of nothing but weedy grass, a few trees and an Anglican church, Carson builds a sustainable community garden with raised planting beds, a rain-water recovery system, transplanted trees and a meditation area.
Located underneath one of Toronto’s most prestigious hotels, Carson creates an indoor garden at the start of the Toronto PATH system, incorporating tropical plants, two water features and seating areas.
Carson builds a solar greenhouse for a public garden and shows residents how to grow vegetables and flowers.
Carson creates an indoor green space at a non-profit senior’s residence and drop-in centre that houses over 250 senior citizens and serves as a gathering place for hundreds more.