Super short post. I was working on a proposal today and created the image below to show the location of where we intended to create a design for a client.
The design is for a small pocket garden bed at the corner of the house. I always enjoy making these simple images for proposals as a special touch to what is usually dry contract language.
First Master Plan, Then Details
I've worked with the client for about 2 years now. The first project was creating a master plan for the front yard of the property. The goal is to have 4-season interest by using perennials and native grasses. Below is a detail of the planting plans for two spaces in the yard.
First Master Plan, Then Details
I've worked with the client for about 2 years now. The first project was creating a master plan for the front yard of the property. The goal is to have 4-season interest by using perennials and native grasses. Below is a detail of the planting plans for two spaces in the yard.
The Real Thing
Design’s true trajectory is to be created in the real world. For landscape design, real life does want to be a little bit fantasy too. Plants have a mind all their own. However, for this project like many of my projects, we have phased in the plantings. When we phase things in, there’s always a little ability to change things as needed when nature changes its mind too. In the spirit of actualization, I have the two images below. They are from the second round of plantings we did in fall 2017.
Design’s true trajectory is to be created in the real world. For landscape design, real life does want to be a little bit fantasy too. Plants have a mind all their own. However, for this project like many of my projects, we have phased in the plantings. When we phase things in, there’s always a little ability to change things as needed when nature changes its mind too. In the spirit of actualization, I have the two images below. They are from the second round of plantings we did in fall 2017.
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