A landscape can be a powerful marketing tool. Not only do we create aesthetically appealing spaces but also consider the psychology and behavior of your clients, their needs, and the business tasks assigned to the site.
We analyze the target audience and geolocation:

• Why will people come here?
• For how long?
• What time of day will they stay there?
• How many residents will there be?
• What are their expectations?
• What mood do they want to experience?

We also clarify the goals of the founder and the investors, what for they are creating this project? We identify the key economic drivers: what the project’s budget is and what return on the project is required.

After the preliminary analytical work is completed, we come up with the formation of the spatial concept:

• the amount of buildings needed,
• the number of floors,
• the area of each floor,
• the number of rooms required,
• other structures necessary on the site,
• zoning.

Next, we fit these buildings into the existing nature and conditions of the site, considering the viewpoints and engineering systems requirements.
We design the architecture (e.g. facades) following the references that best align with the chosen concept.

Before producing a master plan, we work through all the constraints present on the site:

• shoreline,
• building regulations,
• septic tanks,
• wells,
• electrical supply,
• gasification,
• drainage,
• soils,
• snow removal,
• waste removal,
• fire lanes, etc.

Whilst creating lines and shapes on the master plan, our architects and structural engineers meticulously consider every perspective to make the design concept aesthetically appealing and coherent, whether viewed at eye level or from a bird’s eye view, such as aerial drone photography or electronic maps.

Upon the project delivery we suggest its further maintenance to ensure the space continues to delight the owners for 5, 10, or even 50 years on end.