Landscapes
Seating areas in commercial landscapes can be separated from pedestrian routes by planting, particularly in campus forecourts and plazas.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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Commercial landscape projects bring planting and site infrastructure into the same brief. A schedule for landscaping materials for commercial project work should identify each material and its substrate, with drainage requirements noted where they affect the site. Groundscrew Foundations for Maungawhau Boardwalk by Stop Digging is one project reference on this page; its listed work can be considered against access and ground conditions in the brief.
Commercial Landscapes
Paving and planting choices affect maintenance and safe movement through a commercial site. Cameron Road Pavers by GrindKing and Planter Boxes by Murphy Landscapes are listed examples to consider alongside site plans. Confirm performance needs for the intended use. For landscape lighting for commercial projects, coordinate fixture positions with paths and planting, then check glare and electrical requirements with the project team.
What should a commercial landscape brief specify?
Set out site levels and pedestrian routes, then note maintenance access and any consent constraints.
How should paving be assessed for a commercial site?
Check expected foot traffic and exposure, then confirm the specified finish has suitable slip and load performance.
When should landscape lighting be coordinated?
Coordinate lighting during design development, before paving and planting layouts are fixed. This gives the project team time to plan cable routes and fitting positions.