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What type of project do you have?

Before talking about style, we must talk about context.

A garden is never designed in isolation. Its shape, exposure, access, daily use, and immediate environment directly influence the design choices.

An urban garden is not conceived like a park, a terrace is not treated like a garden bed, and a corporate garden follows different logic than a private garden.

Identifying thetype of outdoor spaceis an essential step in designing a coherent, sustainable project that is truly adapted to your way of experiencing the places.

Walled urban garden

A compact garden, often enclosed, where the management of light, sightlines, and circulation is crucial.

#urban-environment · #partial-shade · #sightlines · #privacy · #space-optimisation · #vertical-structure

Villa garden

A residential garden offering space and varied possibilities, to be structured to create readable and harmonious zones.

#residential-plot · #usage-zones · #perspectives · #landscape-structuring · #overall-balance

Penthouse terrace

A highly exposed terrace, elevated, subject to wind and sun, requiring a technical approach and sustainable arrangements.

#height · #wind · #strong-sunlight · #custom-beds · #privacy · #permanent-structure

Corporate garden

An outdoor space designed for the company's image, the well-being of employees, and efficient maintenance management.

#professional-space · #brand-image · #robustness · #optimised-maintenance · #reception

Park garden

A large landscaped garden, designed as a coherent whole, where volumes, views, and the relationship to the surrounding landscape are essential.

#large-plot · #landscape-reading · #visual-axes · #biodiversity · #controlled-maintenance

Terrace – house or flat

An outdoor living space in its own right, to be designed taking into account sunlight, winds, the neighbourhood, and daily uses.

#living-space · #sunlight · #shade · #overlooking · #comfort · #surrounding-layout

Front garden & house access (private parking)

A multifunctional space that must reconcile parking, smooth access to the house, welcoming visitors, and visual protection from the street.

#front-garden · #circulation · #vehicle-access · #privacy · #everyday-logistics · #robustness

Corporate parking & professional surroundings

Functional spaces that must manage flow, parking, and security, while contributing to the site's landscape quality.

#logistics · #circulation · #technical-surfaces · #robust-vegetation · #first-impression

Have you identified your type of garden?

Let’s now focus on uses: how do you want to live in and use this space on a daily basis?

See the uses for my future garden