Landscape planning is the first and most important step in the landscaping process. Landscape planning is the process of planning, designing and making the appearance and function of a site. Landscape planning takes into account factors such as the topography of the area, its climate, the condition of existing plants and trees, water resources, sunlight. Landscape planning is done to ensure that the space is aesthetic, functional and environmentally friendly. In the landscape planning process, an analysis is first made. This analysis may include factors such as topography of the area, climate, condition of existing plants and trees, water resources, sunlight. As a result of this analysis, the needs and wishes of the area are determined.
Then, landscape planning is done. This plan may include plant selection, installation of mechanical systems, lighting, use of aesthetic and environmentally friendly elements to ensure the space is aesthetic, functional and environmentally friendly. It is done by landscape architects, landscape engineers or landscape experts during the landscape planning process. These professionals analyze the needs and desires of the site and offer suitable landscaping solutions.
Garden Landscape Planning
Garden landscape planning is the design of the appearance and functionality of a garden. First, the purpose of the garden must be determined. For example, a playground for children, a nice area for socializing, vegetables or plants to be grown. Then, landscape materials such as plants, trees, stones, water elements are selected, taking into account the size, shape and climate of the garden. In addition, social areas such as road, path, terrace, pergola or extra features such as pool and water garden can be included. Garden landscape planning takes into account not only the aesthetic appearance of the garden, but also its ecological and natural benefits.
Hotel Landscape Planning
Hotel landscape planning is the design and management of the land and vegetation around the hotel. While this process provides an aesthetic appearance for the hotel, it can also include environmental health and eco-friendly features. For example, hotel landscape planning may include water management systems to conserve water, native plant diversity and, naturally, horticultural crops for filtration. Also, the hotel could include walkways, sunbathing areas and terraces with beautiful views.