Before a single piece of timber is cut or a planter is assembled, something critical takes place—a creative and technical journey that transforms ideas into beautiful, functional outdoor spaces. This is the drawing design process—the unsung hero behind every successful project.
It’s more than just lines on a page. It’s where vision becomes reality.
“The journey from concept to completion is an interesting, sometimes challenging, but always rewarding process.” – Rick Jackson, Quality Manager
The Design Process: It All Starts with a Vision
Long before any manufacturing takes place, the team hold in depth design review meetings. During early design meetings, we collaborate, brainstorm, and explore how to shape that idea into something tangible. We explore what the landscape architect wants to express and how we can bring that expression to life.
These conversations are about more than aesthetics—they’re about purpose, intent, and possibility.
We scrutinise every aspect
We ask – can it be made?
Can it be made efficiently?
From materials and finishes to textures and functionality, every choice is intentional. It’s here that we begin giving the space its personality.
The Design Process: Turning Ideas into Drawings
Once the concept is clear, our designers translate the vision into drawings and tangible, modular components. This is where the form of the project begins to emerge.
As the drawings develop, precision becomes key. Every line has a purpose and every dimension is deliberate.
Finally, our Quality Manager checks every element to ensure that the finished project will be effective, smart, sustainable, and built to last.
Collaboration That Builds Confidence
When the drawings are ready, we share them with the landscape architect and contractor. Every aspect is checked and signed off before manufacturing begins. Only when all parties are aligned do we move to production.
The goal? Zero surprises on site. When everyone is on the same page, the process becomes seamless.
From First Drawing to Final Installation
With final approval provided, production begins. But even as materials are cut, welded, and assembled, every movement follows the blueprint.
Why the Design Process Matters
This process is about designing with purpose—crafting spaces that enhance and elevate their environment. The technical drawing design process gives shape to ideas, ensures technical excellence, and keeps everyone on the same page from concept to installation.