Landscape
LANDSCAPE DESIGn: the process to construct your dream garden
Here at PATH Design Studio, David and his landscape design team are able to transform the ordinary outdoors into sustainable, sophisticated and purposeful spaces for aesthetic living. Designs are created to reflect your personality and suit your lifestyle. From the initial consultation to design, David is able to personally facilitate the construction of your garden with seamless flow and precision. Being at the forefront of every build ensures that you will have the garden you envisioned with the quality you desire with minimal stress and worry.
No matter the scale, the team will collaborate with you to bring you creative and distinctive landscape solutions. If this is the right PATH for you, leave a message below and let PATH help you realise your project!
“From design through to final construction we found the team at PATH Design Studio were brilliant to work with. The guys were extremely professional and their attention to detail in our landscape were second to none. Our new home looks absolutely fantastic and we can now enjoy the lifestyle and home we always dreamt of!”
“David was hands on and worked tirelessly to ensure that the design that we envisioned together would happen. I am particularly impressed that David continues to this day to check up on the work.”
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1. CONSULTATION
David will discuss the garden you wish to create by either face-to-face or online video conferencing. The initial discussion builds up a thorough understanding of your ideas, lifestyle needs and preferences, as well as the scale and condition of the development site. After a comprehensive brief is approved, a fee proposal will follow.
2. Landscape Design Concept
David and his team will draw up a detailed landscape design concept that closely follows your brief. This plan will illustrate the natural and structural landscape spaces to be created.
3. Design Development
No matter how big or small, this is the phase for decisions to be made on all proposed elements on the design. This will include details such as construction methods, materials, lighting, irrigation and planting quantities for your final approval.
4. Contract Documentation
This is where the financial outlay to your project is explained and itemised prior to putting the shovel to the ground. Where necessary, some structural components of the garden may need to be submitted to your local council for approval prior to commencement of construction. With decades of experience liaising with Council Departments, Planners and Surveyors – PATH will ensure your journey is smooth and positive.
