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LANDSCAPE DESIGN
From early concepts and masterplanning through to construction detailing, planting design and stakeholder engagement, Redbay supports projects across a wide range of settings. The aim is to create distinctive, high quality landscapes that feel appropriate to their surroundings while working clearly for the people who will use, manage and experience them.
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OUR
APPROACH
Good landscape design starts with understanding how a place works. Redbay looks closely at the site’s context, character, movement, levels, users, materials and future maintenance before developing a design response. This ensures each scheme is shaped around real conditions rather than a fixed style.
The aim is to create landscapes that are beautiful, practical and lasting. Redbay brings together design sensitivity, technical understanding and project experience to produce schemes that can move from concept to delivery with clarity and confidence.
MASTERPLANNING
& Concept Design
Redbay develops early design ideas and masterplans that establish the structure, character and direction of a landscape. This stage helps clients understand how a site could work, how spaces connect and how the landscape can support the wider project vision.
Concept design is often where the strongest ideas are formed. Redbay considers movement, views, levels, access, planting, materials, built form and surrounding context to create a clear design framework. Whether the project is a public realm scheme, a leisure destination, a healthcare landscape or a private development, the masterplan gives the team a shared direction before detailed design begins.
HARD LANDSCAPE DESIGN
& CONSTRUCTION DETAILING
Redbay prepares hard landscape designs and technical details that help turn early concepts into buildable schemes. This can include paving, walls, steps, ramps, seating, edges, surfaces, boundaries, access routes and other constructed landscape elements.
Good hard landscape design needs to balance appearance, durability, safety, access and maintenance. Redbay considers how materials will perform over time, how people will move through the space and how the design can be delivered on site. Construction detailing gives contractors the information they need while protecting the original design intent.
PLANTING
DESIGN
Planting is a central part of Redbay’s landscape design work. Planting schemes are developed to suit the site, the climate, the setting and the long term purpose of the project.
Redbay considers seasonal interest, structure, biodiversity, maintenance, resilience and visual character when selecting plant species. This can include ornamental planting, native planting, coastal mixes, meadow areas, wetland planting, tree planting and species chosen for specialist settings such as schools, healthcare environments or exposed public spaces.
VISUALISATION
& PRESENTATIONS
Redbay uses visual material to help clients, consultants, stakeholders and decision makers understand the design intent of a scheme.
Visualisations, presentation drawings and clear graphics can make complex design proposals easier to understand. They are useful during early design discussions, planning submissions, consultation and project approvals, helping communicate how the landscape will look, feel and function.
