LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
We specialize in elevating existing gardens into more beautiful, functional and sustainable outdoor spaces — while also creating complete landscape concepts for new projects from the ground up.
- Elevate The Existing Garden
- Start a New Garden Concept
- View Design Process
Many beautiful gardens already exist — but over time, they change. Plants grow out of proportion. Views disappear. Areas lose clarity. Maintenance becomes heavier. The original concept may no longer fit your current vision or the way the space is being used today.
Our work is to review the existing garden and bring it to the next level.
We help elevate gardens through:
- Refined visual composition
- Improved functional zoning
- Stronger focal points
- Updated plant collections
- Ecological and climate-adapted planting
- More sustainable maintenance logic
- Integration between architecture, views, and nature
This is not about re-doing what already exists. It is about recognizing the soul of the garden and helping it evolve.
From Existing Garden to Mature Landscape Concept
An existing garden has memory, structure, roots, and hidden potential.
Sometimes the best design solution is not to start again, but to observe what is already alive and reorganize it with precision.
In my Garden Elevation process, I analyze the space as a living system: the architecture, views, circulation, mature plants, sunlight, soil, water conditions, maintenance needs, and emotional atmosphere.
Then I create a renewed landscape concept that keeps the strongest elements and transforms what no longer serves the space.
This may include:
Aesthetic elevation
Improving the garden’s visual identity, composition, color palette, plant layering, and focal points.
Functional elevation
Clarifying outdoor zones such as entrances, terraces, paths, fire areas, pool areas, meditation spaces, service areas, and visual transitions.
Botanical elevation
Selecting plant collections adapted to the specific climate, light, soil, and maintenance reality of the site.
Ecological elevation
Improving biodiversity, water efficiency, soil health, shade, microclimate, and long-term resilience.
Atmospheric elevation
- Creating a garden that feels immersive, intentional, and alive — not just decorated.
- Overview & The Concept
- Visiting the land
- Discussing wishes/visions for the garden and space
- Take measurements
- Architectural Concept: choose the Style the general concept for further landscaping
- Plan of Functional Zones
- Conceptual Sketches
- Landscape Project
- Developing the agreed Architect Concept: elaboration of the garden elements, shapes, sizes; selection of exact materials
- Selection of plant assortment according to the general concept and functional needs
- Design of specific landscape elements such as ponds, garden constructions, etc...
- Automated or manual Irrigation System plan if needed
- Calculating the budget for the Project Implementation
- Implementation:
Structural, Land and Planting WorksAccording to the Project:- Materials and plants delivery
- Construction and structural works
- Land works
- Planting plants
- Operating Recommendations
- Alice AmberLandscape Architect & Flower DesignerHi, I'm Alice and I'd like to introduce you 3 main steps of Garden Creation, that will help you to navigate in the landscape design world and apply these steps for your space
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