Design and Implementation of Green Areas

The first phase is devoted to a thorough analysis of the site. This includes the study of soil characteristics, climatic conditions, existing vegetation, and the surrounding environmental context. Only through a careful site survey and photographic and geometric surveys, combined with the collection of mapping data and any existing projects, can we plan a tailored and strategic intervention.

Once the context has been analyzed, we move to the design phase. Here, we define the concept, the basic design idea that will serve as a guide throughout. Next, we develop several hypotheses to identify the most suitable spatial arrangement. Each solution is thoroughly and technically evaluated, ensuring a detailed and functional design.

With the final design in hand, we enter the implementation phase: this stage includes leveling, drainage, and soil preparation for planting, which are essential to create an environment conducive to plant development, and then move on to the installation of irrigation systems, which is crucial to ensure the proper maintenance of the plants, providing them with sufficient water throughout the different seasons.

Once the implementation is complete, maintenance becomes the main focus. Periodic monitoring of plant and soil conditions is essential. Regular interventions, such as pruning, watering, and fertilizing, are essential to ensure that the green area remains healthy and vibrant, contributing to a sustainable and lush urban environment.