One of the frequent questions we are asked is how appropriate a Scandinavian garden is within city limits and public spaces. It is absolutely appropriate and aligns with modern trends. Let's consider the example of a modern metropolis, where the main request is for a quarter-park.
This is justified not only by buyer demand but also by economics:
+15%
Increase in the value of apartments in residential complexes located near green areas
+14%
Average increase in apartment value if stylish landscaping and greenery are visible from the window
34%
Of potential home buyers prioritize the presence of green areas nearby or within the complex when choosing an apartment
A well-landscaped territory is no longer just about beauty and a place for walks, it's a gathering point and an opportunity to be closer to nature without leaving the city.
We develop landscaping projects for residential complexes, squares, parks, embankments, food courts, and cottage settlements. We solve logistical, economic, marketing, environmental, and social challenges.
The development of a public space project begins with research and analysis. We study in detail everything that will affect the site. The demographics of space users and their requests, ecology and transport situation, client wishes and city requirements, planned budget, and hidden opportunities of the location.
Challenges successfully solved by L.BURO
Forest Recreation
Recreating a forest on the stylobate of a residential complex and planting 12-meter pine trees with 100% survival rate.
Green Roofs
Creating green roofs and imitating the nature of alpine meadows.
Complex Terrain
Working on complex terrain and installing 8-ton boulders on the parking roof.
Principles of public space development
