Phased planting redesign for a private residence focused on seasonal rhythm, long-term structure, and low-maintenance planting dynamics.
The project began with the development of five alternative planting concepts, allowing comparison between different spatial identities and planting atmospheres before selecting the final direction. During implementation, site investigation revealed complex subsurface conditions including geotextile layers, insulation material, and heavy clay soil, requiring adjustments to the original planting strategy.
The final approach combines evergreen structure, flowering perennials, ornamental grasses, and seasonal accents to create year-round variation while improving long-term planting health and soil conditions.
The project remains under phased implementation, reflecting the gradual and evolving nature of landscape establishment.
Type: Private planting redesign
Location: Estonia
Focus: Seasonal planting, phased implementation, spatial clarity
Status: Implemented
Year: 2026 season
