Master planning, hardscape, planting, and irrigation modelled and coordinated against civil, drainage, and building services before site starts. One team across soft and hard landscape, terrain, planting and external works tied into the federated model from concept.
Hardscape modellers, planting coordinators, and irrigation designers from one studio. No hiring. Capacity matched to your site programme.
ACA quality gates on every planting plan, grading model, and irrigation layout. ERP-tracked. Same standard across every site.
One team across hardscape, planting, irrigation, and civil coordination. No gaps between landscape architect and civil engineer. One responsibility matrix.
Six views from live landscape packages, masterplan models, hardscape sections, planting schedules, irrigation layouts, 4D phasing, terrain coordination.
Real landscape plans, planting schedules, irrigation details, and hardscape layouts from completed projects. Free, no obligation. See the specifications standard and the level of detail before you brief us.
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From site-wide master planning and phasing strategies to fully detailed soft and hard landscape models. We develop landscape BIM that coordinates terrain, planting, street furniture, and external works with civil, architectural, and infrastructure disciplines from concept onwards.
Site-wide massing, plot phasing, road hierarchy, and public realm zones developed from design brief with topographic survey imported and proposed grading surfaces modelled with cut/fill analysis, so every landscape element is spatially coordinated.
Paving materials, kerb types, step profiles, ramp gradients, planting beds, tree pits, root barriers, and irrigation routes modelled with species schedules, soil volumes, and DDA compliance verified per zone.
Landscape surfaces and furniture shared as linked references with civil drainage, architectural ground floor, and MEP external services at each design gate.
Plot areas, phasing dependencies, and surfaces modelled to 50mm vertical accuracy. Cut/fill volumes calculated per stage gate.
Zones tagged with species mix, planting density, soil specification, root barriers, and maintenance regimes per spec.
Routes verified for gradient compliance (max 1:20), tactile paving, step-free access, and rest area spacing per BS 8300.
Construction-ready landscape models with setting-out data, material schedules, and installation sequencing, enabling accurate hard and soft landscape delivery coordinated with civil infrastructure and building completion phasing.
Paving units, kerb profiles, edging details, sub-base build-ups, and tree pit structural details modelled with joint patterns, drainage channel positions, and root barrier systems resolved, so contractors have fabrication-ready models.
All hard landscape features dimensioned from survey control with level datums, fall directions, and top-of-paving levels coordinated against building FFL and drainage, soft landscape works sequenced against building completion with protection measures for early-planted areas.
Landscape works phased against road adoption and utility connection programme, with material quantities automatically extracted per zone for procurement packages.
Hard features set out to +/-10mm. Quantities extracted: paving areas, kerb lengths, topsoil volumes, plantings per zone.
Planting windows identified per species. Bare root, container, and semi-mature seasons coordinated with construction programme.
Landscape elements designed to local authority standards. Street trees, highway planting, furniture, and equipment per adoption agreement.
As-built landscape model verified against installed conditions, populated with maintenance schedules, establishment periods, and asset data for estate management and public realm adoption.
Landscape model updated from contractor records, planting certificates, and as-built survey to reflect installed paving, levels, furniture positions, and planted species, with mowing regimes, pruning cycles, and irrigation schedules embedded per zone.
Defects liability and establishment period requirements documented with inspection dates, replacement thresholds, and sign-off criteria per planting zone, public realm elements documented per adopting authority requirements.
All street furniture, play equipment, external lighting, and irrigation components tagged with manufacturer, installation date, warranty expiry, and replacement specification for estate management use.
Establishment period, inspection frequency, and replacement thresholds documented. Maintenance regime tagged with access route and party.
Street furniture, equipment, and lighting tagged with manufacturer, installation date, warranty expiry, and replacement spec.
Revit / Civil 3D + IFC + maintenance manual + planting schedule + adoption pack per employer asset requirements.
Hardscape and planting phased against site construction. Quantities extracted for accurate ordering. Plant survival rates confirmed for climate. Irrigation demand validated. Avoids planting failures and cost overruns.
Hardscape and planting phased with site construction. Sequence validated before mobilisation. Prevents planting loss during building phase.
Paver quantities, mulch volumes, plant counts, and irrigation extracted from the model. Accurate procurement. Budget locked before ordering.
Irrigation demand against water budget. Plant survival rates for your climate zone. No guessing on species selection or maintenance requirements.
Softscape, hardscape and irrigation modelled in the federated set. Resort villas, masterplans and civic-scale landscape coordinated with the building model from day one.
Landscape and masterplanning BIM delivered alongside AECOM for a confidential civic-scale development — topography, hardscape, softscape and civil interfaces federated into a singl…
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