From private gardens to destination-scale masterplans, we design landscapes around place, ecology and experience.

We take landscapes from the first sketch through to construction — concept, detailed design, planting plans, hardscape and material specifications, and site follow-through. Every decision is tested against climate, ground conditions and the architecture the landscape has to hold together.

Our knowledge of local plant species, native and exotic, and of hardscape materials available on the Mauritian market means designs are specified for what will actually thrive, last and be buildable here.

At city scale we define the landscape strategy first — open space structure, ecological corridors, water, movement and public life — so that later architecture and infrastructure arrive into a framework that already works.

We have been landscape architect on whole cities across Mauritius, shaping entrances, road reserves, flood parks, shorelines and parks from the first phase onward.

Private villas, estates and residential developments where the garden is part of the daily experience — shade, privacy, views, and planting that softens architecture without fighting the climate.

From individual homes to collections of hundreds of villas, we design the outdoor rooms, entrances, street landscapes and shared spaces that give a residential scheme its character.

Resorts live or die by their landscape — arrival, gardens, pools, beach and the way buildings meet the ground. We design these environments around how guests move through and remember them.

In Mauritius that also means designing with the sea: salt spray, surge and stormwater are resolved in the landscape so that gardens, rooms and guests are protected.

Promenades, parks, squares, roundabouts and streetscapes — the public spaces of a city. We design for pedestrians first, with shade, planting and seating that make people stay.

We have delivered public realm at every scale, from a single landmark roundabout to a shopping promenade, a city oval park and a waterfront.

Before a line is drawn we help clients set the landscape direction — reviewing strategies, defining open space structure, and advising on what a site should become.

We are regularly asked to review and write landscape strategy for business parks, whole cities and large estates, often alongside international masterplanners.