Methodology
Method
How we move from understanding your needs to developing the design and preparing its deliverables, in five clear stages that end with the deliverables you receive.
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Discussing requirements
We understand your wishes and the design brief, and receive the site plan.
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Site visit
We study your site, its natural constraints and what already exists there.
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Preliminary design
We present a preliminary concept of the design to you.
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Revisions (if any)
We take your comments on the preliminary design and revise it accordingly.
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Final design and handover
We produce the final design with its deliverables and hand it over.
Deliverables
Design deliverables
What you receive at the end of the work, according to the agreed project scope.
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Colour design plan
A full-colour plan of the entire design, to make it easier to read and understand.
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Construction drawings
AutoCAD drawings that show the design's dimensions precisely, with detailed drawings of all proposed elements to clarify their dimensions.
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Bill of quantities
Sets out the areas and details of the materials, design elements and plants used.
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Planting plan
Shows where each plant goes on site and links it to the bill of quantities, with a picture of the plant, its quantity and a simple explanation of how to care for it.
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Electrical plan
Shows the route of the electrical runs, with an explanation of the lighting elements on site.
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Levels plan
Shows the different levels according to the design.
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3D design
The whole design built in three dimensions (3D).
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Irrigation network plan
A full explanation of the irrigation elements — sprinklers, drainage channels, pipe sizes and pumping volume — according to the plants' water needs, including automatic irrigation. Prepared on request after the design is complete.
Contact
Start by discussing your project
Tell us the type of space, the location and what you have in mind.