Zaid NoumanLandscape Architect
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What we design

Six services that can be taken together or on their own. Each one ends in drawings and renders your contractor can build from.

01

Landscape design

Gardens for homes of every size: layout, lawns, paths, outdoor rooms, water and planting.

Deliverables
  • Site survey and brief
  • Concept and final layout
  • Planting plan and schedule
  • Construction drawings
Typical timeline4–8 weeks of design
02

3D visualisation

Photoreal renders and walkthroughs, so you can see the garden by day, at night and as it matures before anything is built.

Deliverables
  • Still renders, day and night
  • Growth studies at year 1, 5 and 10
  • Walkthrough video
  • Renders for architects and developers
Typical timeline1–3 weeks
03

Farmhouses & estates

Masterplans for larger land: orchards, event lawns, driveways, boundary planting and pool courts.

Deliverables
  • Land and drainage study
  • Zoned masterplan
  • Phasing and budget plan
  • Tree and orchard selection
Typical timeline6–12 weeks of design
04

Rooftops & terraces

Gardens on slabs and balconies, coordinated with your structural engineer for load, waterproofing and wind.

Deliverables
  • Load coordination
  • Lightweight soil and planter design
  • Shade and wind strategy
  • Irrigation zoning
Typical timeline3–6 weeks of design
05

Planting design

Plants chosen for your climate and maintenance budget, not from a catalogue. Native and drought-tolerant where it makes sense.

Deliverables
  • Climate-matched palette
  • Seasonal interest plan
  • Nursery sourcing list
  • Maintenance guide
Typical timeline2–4 weeks
06

Lighting & irrigation

Night lighting that makes the garden usable after dark, and water systems sized to what each zone actually needs.

Deliverables
  • Lighting layout and fixture schedule
  • Night renders
  • Drip and sprinkler zoning
  • Water-use estimate
Typical timeline2–3 weeks
How a project runs

From open ground to a ten-year garden.

  1. 01Listen
  2. 02Survey
  3. 03Concept
  4. 04Render
  5. 05Build
  6. 06Grow
Existing site: an empty fenced yardMorning tea on the terraceShade for the childrenLower water billsDinners outside in summer
Aerial photograph of the site31.52° N · 74.36° E — 0 m² surveyed
Hand-drawn garden plan
3D render of the finished garden and pergolaRendering 0%
Completed patio, pool and outdoor kitchen
Hardscape · weeks 1–4Pool & water · weeks 5–7Planting · weeks 8–9Lighting · week 10
Mature, established gardenGrowth Year 01
Step 01 — Listen

It starts with how you want to use the space.

A site walk and a long conversation about family, routines, climate and budget.

Step 02 — Survey

Every metre of ground is measured.

Levels, soil, sun paths and drainage go into a digital site model.

Step 03 — Concept

Ideas become a plan on paper.

Sketch layouts, zoning and a planting palette for you to react to.

Step 04 — Render

You see it before it exists.

Photoreal 3D renders and walkthroughs, day and night, revised until it feels right.

Step 05 — Build

We stay involved on site.

Construction drawings, contractor coordination and regular site visits.

Step 06 — Grow

Then the garden takes over.

A seasonal care plan so the garden in year ten looks better than the render.

Questions

Before you get in touch

Do you work outside Lahore?

Yes. Faisalabad and the rest of Punjab are visited in person. US projects in Arizona and California are designed remotely, with site visits at survey and during build.

How do remote projects work?

You send photos, measurements or drone footage, or we arrange a local survey. Every decision is shown in 3D, and reviews happen over video calls at set stages.

Can I hire you only for 3D renders?

Yes. Architects, developers and homeowners commission renders on their own. We need drawings or a site model to start.

Do you build the garden as well?

Design and supervision are ours. Construction is done by your contractor or one of our partner teams, and we visit site at each key stage.

How long does a typical project take?

A residential garden usually takes four to eight weeks of design and six to twelve weeks of build, depending on hardscape and season.

What does it cost?

Fees depend on size and scope. After the first call you receive a fixed design fee for the stages you need, so there are no open-ended hourly bills.