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Physical design

Landscape

Part of physical design, with buildings. Grounds, gardens, productive land, campuses, and community grounds.

Physical design, including buildings
01
Productive & regenerative design

Food forests, diversified orchards, silvopasture, and perennial production systems designed for yield and for beauty.

02
Residential & estate gardens

High-functioning, low-input gardens. Native plant communities and water-wise systems.

03
Institutional & commercial sites

Campus landscapes, parks, and commercial properties where maintenance cost, ecological performance, and visual quality all have to hold.

04
Community & dedication gardens

Gathering spaces and dedication gardens for connection, remembrance, education, and productive beauty.

How a project is built

The ground, and the record of it.

Physical landscape design is the planting and the place. Drawings and mapped site design live with digital landscape design. Plant records live in the client portal.

  • 01Site readingWater, access, existing plants, and how the place is actually used.
  • 02Planting designFood, habitat, and a maintenance load the owner can carry.
  • 03Paired documentsPlans from digital landscape design, and signs or labels from physical design when the site needs them.
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Digital landscape design

Plans, models, and mapped site design for the same ground.
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Client portal

Register the plants that stay, and track propagation material.
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Plant identification and mapping

Field data and published prices, including the 15% bundle.
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