External works & landscape

Landscape & rainwater

Coordinate paths, drainage and planting with protection of the site and plans for long-term care.

The example

What the work involves.

The wetland garden explores how water, planting and pedestrian routes could fit together in the case-study concept. The construction work would connect the landscape design with levels, drainage, access and the surrounding buildings.

Early project concept with native wetland planting, a pond and a timber pedestrian bridge
Pre-construction

Construction scope

  • Coordinate landscape levels, drainage interfaces and pedestrian routes.
  • Plan protection of retained features and the sequence of external works.
  • Connect planting and landscape completion with maintenance information.

Green focus

Landscape and water strategies need a practical construction sequence and a workable plan for care. Retained features, soil handling and drainage requirements should stay visible in site planning.

Working together

Landscape designers, drainage specialists and the construction team resolve levels, connections and responsibilities together. The early concept does not establish an approved drainage design or measured environmental outcome.

From decisions to records

Keep the detail clear.

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