Curated Greenery at the Technique Offices

Sonoran Tipu Trees at sunrise, Technique Offices

At the Technique Offices, landscaping was treated as a meaningful extension of the architecture—designed with intention, identity, and care. Every tree was selected not only for its performance in the desert climate, but for the story it tells about the place and the people behind it.

A defining gesture of the project is the Ponderosa lemon tree planted at the Ponderosa Way entrance. The pairing is deliberate and grounding, marking arrival to The Technique Offices with a subtle but memorable connection between the site and its surroundings. It’s a detail that rewards attention and reinforces the idea that thoughtful construction lives in the small, meaningful decisions. This detail sets the tone for a broader citrus-forward landscape that includes tangelos, Oro Blanco grapefruit, and Mexican lime trees. Together, these fruiting trees bring life, character, and a sense of generosity to an office environment where such choices are rarely made.

Choosing to plant fruit-bearing trees in a commercial office park reflects a deeper philosophy. Rather than opting for purely ornamental landscaping, Brandise made space for trees that give something back. It’s a quiet statement of care for the people who work there, for the surrounding community, and for the belief that even professional spaces can feel human, grounded, and abundant.

The landscape also carries personal meaning through the inclusion of Italian olive trees, selected as a nod to Brandise Construction’s Italian family heritage. Long associated with longevity, resilience, and tradition—values that guide how we build and how we show up in our work—the olive trees ground the project in values that extend beyond design and into legacy. They create contrast and balance, softening the modern office setting with history and intention while serving as a living reminder that strong projects are built on values meant to endure.

Supporting this curated greenery are Sonoran Tipu trees, Red Oaks, Pistache trees, Mastics, flowering pear trees and Crape Myrtles, providing shade, structure, and seasonal texture. Together, the plant palette balances beauty with longevity, reinforcing a landscape designed to mature alongside the project itself.

At the Technique Offices, greenery is more than a backdrop—it’s a reflection of intention. Purposeful, personal, and rooted in care, the landscape highlights Brandise’s belief that how we build matters just as much as what we build.

For developers seeking this same level of intentionality where every detail is considered and every decision has meaning, Brandise Construction is ready to partner. Let’s build something thoughtful together.


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Victoria Hoven

Victoria Hoven graduated from the University of San Diego in 2023 with a degree in Business Administration, emphasizing Leadership & Management. Since 2015, she has honed her skills in graphic design, bringing creativity and versatility to her work.

Hailing from a family deeply rooted in the McDonald's franchise business, Victoria gained extensive experience in people management, human resources, and marketing. This unique upbringing instilled in her a strong work ethic and a comprehensive understanding of the business landscape.

Currently, Victoria is leveraging her skills in marketing and business development at Brandise Construction. Her role allows her to integrate her diverse expertise to drive growth and innovation within the company.

Outside of work, Victoria enjoys camping, racing quads, and cooking, reflecting her dynamic and passionate nature.

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