The function of the landscape is where we always begin. We want people to connect with nature and make it a daily part of their lives and to do that you need good function.

Functionality is a cornerstone of our design philosophy. We believe that a connection with nature improves our lives, and to achieve that, the landscape must function seamlessly.  A well-functioning landscape encourages people to integrate nature into their daily routines, making it an essential part of their lives.

A functional landscape caters to both everyday needs and occasional events. It seamlessly integrates routine activities with special occasions, providing a space that is both practical and celebratory. Landscape as a gathering space is almost always part of the brief.

A flexible landscape can adapt to different uses and user groups, accommodating a wide range of activities and events. Long term flexibility means anticipating future needs and changes. By planning for the future, we can avoid costly redesigns or replacements down the line, and ensure that our solutions remain valuable and effective for years to come.

Finally, a functional landscape takes into account ongoing maintenance. It is designed to minimize upkeep and ensure long-term durability and sustainability, allowing people to enjoy the space without undue burden.  

By considering these aspects of functionality, we can create landscapes that are not only beautiful but also practical, sustainable, and enriching for all users.

Expert advice is invaluable because it can identify the subtle design changes that significantly enhance functionality. This attention to detail ensures that all elements of the design work together harmoniously, resulting in a cohesive and efficient final product.