Ecological Landscape

As a professional consultant team, planning the matching of buildings and ecological landscape environments is not only a visual experience but also covers the overall operation mechanism. When facing the diverse native plants and species on the land, in addition to considering reducing the impact of human development on the original environment, we should also consider the balanced relationship with the original environment. By studying the interaction between living things, non-living things, and the environment relationships, we can create a landscape community that conserves natural resources and protects biodiversity and the environment. With proper design and implementation, every component in the landscape begins to form healthy patterns: people, animals, plants, water, soil, insects, and wildlife, all interacting in a sustainable way. For the configuration of the building mass, appropriate open spaces are reserved for planting trees and shrubs to isolate them from the original ecology, and three-dimensional greening is implemented on the roof, terrace, and walls to create an overall ecological environment based on the site conditions. For example, natural revetments and ecological slopes are planned on the original terrain, and porous spaces are built with natural materials as habitats for small organisms; ecological pools with filtering and flood detention functions are set up to purify pollutants with pebbles and aquatic plants, allowing Keep the water clean.
We are committed to the dynamic balance between the building site and the natural environment, with the goal of reducing water consumption, protecting water quality, preventing soil erosion, protecting biodiversity, reducing the use of toxic pesticides, and minimizing the use of non-renewable resources. By striving to achieve these goals, we will have a positive impact on buildings and users.