Landscape construction
Carry the design through the build.
Retaining, paving, timber work and planting coordinated around one resolved landscape plan.
Built as one landscape
The junctions matter as much as the big moves.
Landscape construction brings together work that is often split between trades. Levels affect drainage; drainage affects retaining; retaining sets the space available for paths and planting.
Treating those decisions as one sequence keeps the finished garden connected to the design rather than reducing it to separate packages of paving, walls and plants.
What this can include
- Site preparation and set-out
- Retaining walls and level changes
- Paving, paths and outdoor terraces
- Timber steps and landscape structures
- Drainage, soil preparation and irrigation
- Planting and lawn establishment
A coordinated site sequence
Build from the levels up.
- 01
Set out the site
Levels, access and the sequence of work are checked against the plan on the ground.
- 02
Build the structure
Drainage, retaining, paving and timber work establish the durable framework of the garden.
- 03
Finish with planting
Soil preparation, planting and lawn complete the landscape around the built work.