The starting point to any garden project is to look at what you’ve got and how you feel about it. Your garden may be a blank canvas or a garden that you have lived with for many years. In either case, it is vital to firmly establish where we are starting from. Then, and only then, can we look at the process of planning the new garden.
The Survey
Topographical survey of rear garden to include logging existing plants to be retained and/or moved.
The Brief
To take detailed brief to clarify the outline discussion already undertaken and discuss some outline ideas. Production of a relevant written brief.
Conceptual Design Drawings
To produce a scale drawing to represent the new layout of the rear garden taking into account the brief, site features and opportunities. With associated 3D pencil sketches to help visualise the concept. To include one presentation meeting. Any amendments, developments and/or detailing will be made as part of the production of the working drawings.
