Landscape design in Dubai
A garden drawn from the way you live.
Plan planting, hardscape, shade and circulation around the site and daily routines. The design should establish the material and care requirements as well as the visual direction.
Discuss this service
Define it clearly.
Deliver it thoughtfully.
Plan planting, hardscape, shade and circulation around the site and daily routines. The design should establish the material and care requirements as well as the visual direction. Your proposal identifies the agreed work packages, material choices and responsibilities for your specific property.
Site and use review
Garden zoning
Planting and materials
Levels and services coordination
The right questions
at the right time.
What will each area be used for?
Where are sun and shade useful?
How much ongoing care suits you?
We work through these decisions using the existing property information, site conditions and your priorities. Any specialist review or approval responsibility is identified in the project proposal.
Start with the scope.
A useful price follows measured quantities and an agreed specification. For landscape design, the scope and installation interfaces matter as much as the visible finish.
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- Site preparation, levels and drainage
- Paving area and hardscape detail
- Plant sizes, quantities and irrigation
- Features, lighting and establishment care
The programme separates design, external reviews, procurement and site work. It also records the decisions needed from you before orders or installation can proceed.
Plan the adjoining details.
Draw the garden around use, conditions and care.
A landscape plan brings together paths, planting, shade, drainage and the places people will spend time. Review the site at different times of day and identify existing features worth retaining. The planting strategy should account for exposure and the intended maintenance routine. Coordinate service routes before hardscape and planting layouts become fixed.
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Four points to carry into the brief
- Sun, shade and existing-site review
- Routes, seating and activity zones
- Planting and irrigation strategy
- Drainage and service coordination
From a decision to a clear appointment
Keep the agreed choices with the current drawings and specification. Identify who designs, supplies and installs each element, and how the work connects to neighbouring packages.
The proposal should also record any remaining investigations, product information and handover requirements. Resolve changes in writing so their effect on the scope and programme can be reviewed.
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