Project Challenges, Design Decisions & Results
Every finished outdoor space begins with questions: what does the site need, how will people use it, which elements should stay and what could change. Explore the briefs, design decisions and practical considerations behind our projects — from the first understanding of the site to the completed space.
A Garden Shaped Around Daily Living
Brief — The client wanted a garden that supported everyday family life while feeling private from the surrounding property.
Site challenge — The existing site presented uneven levels and limited shade, which shaped decisions about layout and planting.
Design response — The proposal organised the space around a central lawn and seating area, supported by layered planting for privacy and shade.
Delivered scope — Greentek completed full landscape design and build, from grading through planting and hardscape.
Bringing Pool, Garden and Living Space Together
Brief — The client wanted a pool that supported both relaxation and family use, connected to the existing patio.
Site challenge — The design needed to respond to a sloped plot and limited access for construction equipment.
Design response — The pool was positioned to maximise the view from the living area, with paving and planting connecting it to the wider garden.
Delivered scope — The work included pool construction, surrounding paving and landscape planting. Greentek’s five-year shell and waterproofing warranty applies to this project.
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An Outdoor Experience for Your Property
Brief — The project called for an outdoor setting that supported guest arrival, circulation and seating.
Site challenge — The team needed to consider ongoing operational access alongside the new landscape design.
Design response — The layout introduced defined pathways and planting to support clear circulation and a welcoming arrival experience.
Delivered scope — Greentek’s role covered design, planting and hardscape, coordinated with the property’s facilities team.
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A Fresh Direction for an Existing Garden
Brief — The client wanted to improve a tired, overgrown garden while retaining established trees.
Site challenge — The main constraint was preserving mature trees while reworking the surrounding layout.
Design response — The proposal retained the established trees and introduced new planting and pathways, giving the garden a refreshed, more usable character.
Delivered scope — Work included clearing, replanting and new hardscape, with the retained trees incorporated into the new layout.