Landscape Design Concept:
(Site Plan is 125 ft x 125 ft)
The shapes and layout of this rose garden landscape and hardscape are formed by overlapping circular patterns. The design is inspired by shapes of petals, which emphasize natural and organic characteristics of the space - despite the given squarish shape of the site.
There is a strong pedestrian axis in the middle of the site from the entrance till the rear end, and the amish gazebo is located at the center - right on this axis line, to give a sense of grand arrival. The green space in front of the gazebo can be used for events (such as weddings), and if no event takes place people can stroll around and casually sit on that flat grassed area (maybe relaxing and lying down, playing, or alternatively the management can provide and reorganize the layout of loose garden benches/chairs for sitting).
The gazebo /central area is surrounded by ample of rose flower beds (with arc or circular shapes, like rippling out from the center towards the perimeter of the site). There are 4 huge trees at the 4 corners of the site. All of these garden elements are connected by continuous loose pebble pathways, so people can stroll around and around from one corner to the other. We also propose to provide some garden benches at particular places.
We would like to introduce climbing roses as vertical elements that are growing on metal arches and arbours, placed along the pedestrian pathways around the site. These rose arches / arbours will create a sense of 3-dimensional 'corridors/organic tunnels' and can be quite instagrammable like this :
https://www.pinterest.de/pin/307792955782121097/
Please see the landscape/hardscape plan and section drawings for more details. We provide 2 style of renderings: first option is showing bare green area in front of the gazebo, second option is showing possible seating configuration (300 pax) in the event of wedding parties (the layout is also circular to follow the main concept of the garden).
Lighting design is also provided in the plans and renderings.
Hope you enjoy our design proposal. Please feel free to give us feedback, and let us know if you have questions regarding the design. Thank you and all the best with your project.
