Urban and Rural Design is Transforming People’s Gardens in Sydney into Stunning Sanctuaries
Mar 8, 2023
It’s a fact that outside spaces are good for our mental and physical health. If you’re lucky enough to own a garden, that’s a great start – but you need to be sure that your space is working well for you so you can get the most out of it. After all, there’s no point in having a garden that is cramped, cluttered and generally unloved.
Urban and Rural Design has been transforming people’s gardens all over Sydney and the surrounding areas for decades now, so the team there knows a thing or two about creating stunning sanctuaries by expertly balancing practicality and personality with beauty and style.
If you’re searching for professional landscape design Sydney services, why not schedule a free 20-minute no-obligation phone consultation with the Urban and Rural Design team today?
3 steps to your dream garden
After an initial free discovery phone call to discuss the basics of your ideal garden, the Urban and Rural Design team will begin their unique 3-step plan to make your dream outdoor space a reality:
- Consultation and planning
- In this vital step, the team will assess the space and figure out how to turn any limitations into opportunities
- The team will conduct research to understand any legislations that can impact the landscape design, followed by a site visit that allows them to use this research to discuss ideas in more detail
- Landscape architecture and design
- During this step, Angela and her team will consider:
- style and aesthetics
- drainage and levels
- existing architecture in the area
- how the space will be utilised
- planting design
- any additional features (e.g., swimming pools)
- During this step, Angela and her team will consider:
- Construction and installation
- Unlike most other landscape architects, the Urban and Rural Design team will expertly navigate construction and installation while considering safety, legislation and aesthetics
Why choose Urban and Rural Design?
Angela Maroney, owner of Urban and Rural Design, has over 30 years of experience in the landscaping industry, and during that time she has helped countless clients design and build the garden of their dreams, at a price point that suits them. Armed with creative ideas and functional yet beautiful designs, she can help you to imagine and create an outdoor space, perfectly suited to your needs and desires.
Angela and her team truly believe that everyone should be able to have their own outdoor sanctuary that works for them. They will listen to all your ideas, share their expertise with you and guide you through the whole design and build process, from concept to creation. What’s more, the Urban and Rural Design team are members of many professional associations and partnerships including the Australian Institution of Landscape Architects, the Landscape Design Institute and Cultivate NSW.
More information
To find out more about Urban and Rural Design, visit the website at https://www.urbanandruraldesign.com.au/.
About Angela Maroney Urban and Rural Design
A landscape designer or architect may be able to create an aesthetic that meets your vision, but without construction experience they will not know if materials, techniques or budget restraints may stop it from coming to reality.
Contact Angela Maroney Urban and Rural Design
Pacific Hwy
Pymble
NSW 2073
Australia
+61416397258
Website: https://www.urbanandruraldesign.com.au/
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