Design Studio
Landscape Design
2D plans and 3D visualisation for homes, rooftops, campuses and commercial grounds.
Overview
What this work actually involves.
Greenhub’s design studio treats planting as architecture. We begin with climate, circulation and how the space will be used, then draw a plan that can be built — not a mood board that collapses on site. Residential gardens, villa courtyards, rooftop decks and institutional landscapes all share the same discipline: clear structure, the right plants, and a budget that matches intent.
Process
How we move.
01
Brief
Project type, area, style and constraints.
02
Site reading
Light, drainage, existing trees and access.
03
Concept
Spatial idea, plant character and material palette.
04
Drawings
2D layout, 3D views and a preliminary plant list.
Benefits
Why clients appoint Greenhub for this.
- Decisions before expensive site work begins
- Plant palettes suited to Bangladesh’s climate
- Drawings contractors and clients can both read
- A path from concept to implementation
Related
Often specified together.
Questions
Asked before the work starts.
- Do you design only, or also build?
- Either. Many clients start with design and 3D views, then appoint Greenhub for implementation. Others arrive with a contractor already in place and need drawings, a plant list and a BOQ.
- Can you work from photographs if we are outside Dhaka?
- Yes. Site photographs, a rough sketch and measurements are enough to start a concept. A site visit is recommended before construction drawings.