Garden Design
Garden Design: Sussex, Surrey, Kent, London and UK Landscape plans for garden design Garden design using CAD Garden Design for Listed Properties Implementing the Garden Design Landscape plans for sustainable homes and BREEAMContemporary Gardens
Contemporary Garden DesignTraditional Gardens
Traditional Garden DesignBespoke Garden Features
Bespoke Garden Features Garden Water Features Garden SteelworkCottage Gardens
Cottage Garden DesignKitchen Gardens
Kitchen Garden DesignNew Build Gardens
New Build Garden DesignTree Surveys
Tree Surveys: Sussex, Surrey, Kent Arboricultural Method StatementGarden Management
Garden Management: Sussex, Surrey, Kent, UK Gardener Recruitment Gardener Training Garden Machinery Organic Gardening Growing under glass Risk Management for GardensGarden Articles
The Greenhouse The Benefits of Garden Decking Rainwater harvesting Landscape Gardens in Kent Gardens and garden design in East and West SussexLinks
Links PageLandscape plans for garden design
Landscape plans are an important as they detail the layout of the site for both the hard elements, such as the drive, walls, terraces, paths and buildings as well as the planting. It is essential to commission accurate plans that are drawn to scale are approved before an estimate or quote can be properly costed. In order for both the client and the contractor to understand exactly what outcome is expected a set of landscape plans are essential.
From this point on the costs are known and any alterations can be tracked and duly costed.Therefore, it is wise to carefully study all the plans and accompanying materials to ensure that you understand the landscape design schemes implications before work begins.
For those requiring planning permission for new developments, extensions and boundary alterations then the local authority will require copies of a landscape plan with planting plans in order to approve the whole scheme.
The consultancy uses computer aided design to produce accurate tree surveys and landscape plans. The software used enables an exchange of material from planners and architects to the designer and can be easily shared amongst all parties in the form of pdf file, a format that any computer user can read.
