Landscape
Landscape has a job to do.
Shade, drainage, privacy, movement and maintenance are treated as landscape responsibilities alongside planting and visual character.
Shape comfort and water movement
Trees, canopies, ground levels and drainage can reduce heat and make outdoor routes more comfortable. The landscape plan should show where water goes during heavy rain and how planted areas will survive without creating avoidable maintenance problems.
Give movement and privacy a clear order
Paths, drop-off, play areas, gardens and shared spaces should not compete with service routes or private rooms. Planting and level changes can help create privacy, but they should not block visibility where safety and wayfinding matter.
Choose planting for maturity
A planting plan needs to account for root space, irrigation, pruning, local climate and the size of plants after several years. The objective is a landscape that improves as it matures instead of becoming expensive to control.
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