Lakewood asks a lawn to earn its green, and 3D Ecoscape & Econstruction takes that as an invitation. Out past Kendrick Lake, where the dry-garden beds hold their color through a rainless stretch of June, turf has to be read as carefully as it is cut. The mowing is set to the height the light allows, the edging keeps the line between stone and grass honest, and the clippings go before the wind can scatter them. By dusk a yard looks like it belongs to the foothills standing behind it — trimmed, unfussy, at ease in its own climate. That is the whole ambition here: a Lakewood lawn that looks native to the weather it lives in.