The preferred method of consultation, whereby your site is visited in person and a design is developed on the ground with a greater degree of accuracy.
At a minimum, on site designs result in the following:
  • A detailed, hand drawn concept design.
  • A detailed design report including:
    • A vision statement as understood and agreed upon by all parties which encapsulates the short and long term vision for the property and/or project.
    • Site sector and zone analysis detailing slope, aspect, prevailing winds etc...
    • Extensive seasonal plant lists and planting plan based on both annual market garden systems and perennial systems.
    • A site fertility enhancing plan based on your project and its resources.
    • ​A list of further learning resources and contacts based on your project and its suitabilities. 
    • A scaled base map. 
Typically, what does the process look like?
  • Upon request, you are to complete a pre-visit questionnaire via email to give us insight into the project that may assist with preparations before visit.
  • A 2-4 hour (or multi day, depending on scale) visit of the project site. This site visit will include;
  1.   A meeting with project coordinator
  2. A solo walk to conduct site assessment and analysis
  3. Concept discussion regarding ideas, goals and possibilities. Agree on the design direction.
  4. Offsite, we create a fundamental design sketch which is emailed to the client for feedback and notes. 
  5. We have a second site meeting or online meeting to discuss the draft.
  6. We develop a final concept design and lock it in. 
If appropriate and required, we organise follow up phone meetings to provide insight and clarification into the design. 

Design feeA full implementation and maintenance schedule is included in the design brief. Our team is happy to assist and execute project implementation, or give intelligent suggestions as to who can help.