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From idea
to something alive

A landscape has to work twice: on paper and in the real world.

Our designers, horticulturists and site teams work together from the first idea to the final planting — considering how a landscape will look, grow and live long after we leave.

A long reflecting pool set within a formal lawn and clipped hedging

01

Landscape Design

The larger thinking behind a landscape — its structure, movement, materials, planting and relationship with the architecture.

  • Structure and spatial planning
  • Movement and circulation
  • Materials and hardscape
  • Planting strategy
  • Architecture relationship
  • Levels and grading
  • Lighting coordination
  • Design documentation
The hospital forecourt seen from the entrance stair, palms lining the road edge

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Golden Rush Hospital

Pune, Maharashtra

A formal garden of clipped evergreens and gravel walkways

02

Garden Design

Smaller spaces deserve just as much thought. We shape gardens around how people use them, how plants grow in them and how they will feel over time.

  • Use and spatial sequence
  • Courtyards and entrance gardens
  • Terrace and balcony gardens
  • Planting composition
  • Garden structures and screens
  • Seasonal character
  • Proportion and detail
A planted green wall filling the end of an apartment balcony

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Lodha Balcony Garden

Pune, Maharashtra

A sculptural concrete stair with a single tree

03

Landscape Execution

Good design means little if it isn't built well. Our site teams bring drawings into reality with care for materials, proportions, levels and detail.

  • Materials and craft
  • Proportions and detailing
  • Levels and grading
  • Hardscape and masonry
  • Softscape installation
  • Irrigation and drainage
  • Landscape lighting
  • Site finish and handover
A polished granite water wall framed on three sides by planted pockets

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Barma Sky City

Pune, Maharashtra

A working nursery of flowering plants

04

Planting & Horticulture

We choose plants for more than how they look on day one. Climate, soil, light, growth, maintenance and the seasons all matter.

  • Climate-adapted selection
  • Light and microclimate
  • Growth and succession
  • Seasonal planning
  • Maintenance considerations
  • Sourcing and establishment
The planted wall running the length of the family courtyard

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The Courtyard Wall

Narayangaon, Maharashtra

A whitewashed path beneath a timber pergola

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