STAGE 1. Initial Meeting & Client Brief
The process begins with walking over the site and listening to your requirements and objectives,
discussing your likes and dislikes, and gaining a feel for what it is you want to achieve.
Once we have a good idea of what it is that you want to achieve, we can then begin the process
of the landscape design.
STAGE 2. Site Survey & Analysis & Site Plan
The site is measured and photographed and the physical and environmental factors are assessed
in order
to begin designing the arrangement of the landscape.
Back in the office a site plan is developed from which the landscape design will be produced.
STAGE 3. Preliminary Concept Plan & Meeting
The preliminary landscape design is a response to all the information obtained from the
site analysis
and the client brief, and from our landscape design experience and creativity.
At this stage we select materials and plants for the landscape and present these at our meeting
using
our extensive range of photographs from our form & foliage image library.
STAGE 4. Final Landscape Concept Design
The finalised concept plan is a creative and functional landscape design from which the landscape
can be priced, scheduled for construction and built.
It includes form & foliage keys, lighting layout, any infringements on town planning requirements,
essential notes and standards. The landscape design process takes 1 to 2 months to complete.