- Cleaning up the existing garden, removing dead trees, pruning and training the trees to be maintained and removing invasive species.
- A study of the built earth retaining elements - manually erected syenite walls - identifying the sections in need of restoration and proposing new walls similar to the existing ones to resolve critical areas of surface soil erosion.
- Development of an intervention concept that is integrated into the rural context of the property, without detracting from the centrality of the views of the site.
With these three priorities established, a proposal was developed based on the creation of planted areas in neutral colors covered with pine bark and the use of wood in different shapes (paths, stairs, specific elements). All this was complemented by a hidden drip irrigation system with Wi-Fi control and the use of weed control screens. A small lawn has been preserved overlooking the pool, which acts as an intermediate platform between this area and the villa. At the lower level of the property, an existing orchard was reinforced by planting several fruit trees.
The end result stands out for the harmonious integration of a garden with a landscape of high scenic value in which the main value did not come from what was executed, but rather from what was preserved and enhanced (the walls, water features, the trees, the unique views).