Landscaping & external works
Coordinate external spaces, circulation, levels, planting and irrigation around appearance, use and maintenance.
What do we review with you?
The external area is part of the project
Review courtyards, walkways, entrances and circulation areas in relation to the building. Coordinate levels, drainage and services before selecting finishes and planting so the external area functions as a whole.
Selection that accounts for maintenance
Discuss materials, planting, irrigation, outdoor lighting and ongoing care. Schedules define quantities and the civil, electrical and irrigation interfaces, including areas needing protection during works.
A defined external-works handover
Review materials, levels, circulation and operation of the included systems. The project scope defines care instructions, guarantees and handover documents appropriate to the intended use.
Clearer inputs.
Reviewable outputs.
Share when you enquire
- Site plan and available levels
- Use, appearance and circulation needs
- Planting, irrigation and maintenance boundaries
Define in the appointment
- External-works concept
- Materials, planting and systems scope
- Inspection, operation and handover checklist
A detail that matters.
When should landscaping be considered?
Review it early with architecture and infrastructure, particularly levels, drainage and utilities, then schedule delivery within the project sequence.
Before requesting a proposal.
How to compare construction proposals on the same scope
Drawings, quantities, materials and responsibilities explain price differences before you decide.
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From a building idea to a coordinated design brief
Define building use and coordinate architecture, structure and building systems around a reviewable brief.
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