Landscape master planning
The big moves: circulation, grading, shade structure and the framework of open space. We set where the land breathes before anything is planted.
Concept to approved masterplan
Practice
Four disciplines, one living landscape.
We take a site from first walk to first bloom — and stay through the seasons it needs to establish. Engage the whole practice or a single stage.
Planting design
Species selection, layering and succession, drawn plant by plant. Native and adapted palettes chosen for shade, soil and the decade ahead.
Full planting drawings & schedules
Water & irrigation
Subsurface irrigation, runoff harvesting and moisture-sensing control — a water strategy sized to a litres-per-year target, not guesswork.
Hydrozoning & smart control
Ecological strategy
Soil health, biodiversity and closed-loop maintenance — plus the monitoring that proves a landscape is establishing, not just surviving.
Two-year establishment monitoring
From first walk to first bloom
- 1
Read the ground
Soil cores, shade mapping, wind and a tree survey. We learn what the site is doing before we propose changing it.
- 2
Draw the biome
Masterplan, planting palette and water strategy developed together — the design of year one and the design of year ten at once.
- 3
Plant & establish
We supervise planting and stay through establishment, adjusting irrigation season by season until the landscape can hold itself.