Commercial landscape styling
Hotel arrival sequences
First impressions for guests begin at the kerb, not the lobby. We choreograph planting, paving bands, and low lighting so vehicles and pedestrians read a clear path toward reception without signage clutter.
Hotel entrance packages from €6,200 include night-time render sketches and maintenance hour estimates for grounds teams. We coordinate with architects when porte-cocheres alter wind patterns.
Office campus buffers
Corporate campuses use planting to soften carpark edges and absorb sound from arterial roads. Our schemes favour evergreen structure with seasonal understory that survives occasional neglect during holiday closures.
Campus projects are quoted per hectare with a minimum engagement of €9,400 for design documentation. Phasing maps allow landscaping to align with lease fit-out schedules across buildings.
Restaurant terraces
Outdoor dining in Graz competes with street noise and evening chill. We specify wind-deflecting planters, heated seat adjacency zones, and herb edges that kitchen staff can harvest without trampling display planting.
Terrace styling starts at €3,600 for up to 80 seats, excluding furniture procurement. Container irrigation manifolds are drawn for plumber review before service season opens.
Retail frontages
Shopfront planting must survive reflected heat from glazing and occasional delivery truck contact. We choose robust species in raised planters with replaceable liner sections for quick seasonal refreshes.
Seasonal container rotations can be scheduled quarterly at €540 per visit plus plant costs, though many retailers prefer training staff using our pictorial care cards.
Compliance & accessibility
Commercial work intersects fire routes, disabled access gradients, and tree preservation orders. Our plans annotate clearance widths and surface grip ratings so facility managers pass inspection without redesign.
We attend one planning meeting per commission at no extra charge; additional stakeholder workshops are billed at €140 per hour to keep scope controlled.