1. Consulting and Design
I advise you on all aspects of modern garden architecture and show you the possibilities for your dream garden. Together, we will determine your needs and the exact budget framework. Then, along with you, I will plan your own personal refuge. Be it a row-house garden, a secluded villa park, or a public space, there will be an optimal solution for any outdoor grounds in terms of design and economics. In close cooperation with you as the future user, I will create an aesthetic language of forms that highlights equal measures of symmetry and proportion, but also ergonomics and function. It goes without saying that, very specifically, it will be your own personal style that finds its perfect expression in the new design.
2. Planning the Design
The design plan summarizes the planning results true-to-scale. Cross-sections or perspective views may also aid in reviewing construction details during planning. These will help you to gain a feeling for the new outdoor space.
3. Implementation of the Plans
Outline plans and detailed technical drawings clarify all constructional questions. They determine the measurements required, and define the exact manner of implementation, including the qualities of the respective materials. Together with the list of services to be provided, these constitute the prerequisite for completely assessing the dimensions and quantities and for making consistent price comparisons on the market.
4. Planning the Planting
Planting plans outline the overall arrangement of greenery in an outdoor space. The plans ascertain the various genus and species, delivery sizes, as well as the exact numbers needed for all of the plant areas. Differentiated plantings call for plans on a scale of 1:50 (1 cm on the plans = 50 cm in real life). The basis of healthy planting is the careful analysis of all important location factors such as complete shade (for example, the north side of a building), varying degrees of half shades (for example, at the edge of a woods) or full sun (for example, southern hillside exposure). In addition, these areas are distinguished, say, by moistness, dryness or permeable soil conditions. Even around a single home, as a rule you may encounter several different location factors. Changing location factors also lead to respectively different plant combinations. Failing to take these varying location conditions into consideration invariably means an unnecessarily high-maintenance garden.