Garden Concept Design - Custom Design - Digital Garden Blueprint

The garden conceptual design, which forms the first stage of the design process, includes the following elements:

1. Map at an appropriate scale - a document showing the spatial layout of the garden with proper proportions, displaying the arrangement of elements such as functional zones, paths, flower beds, small architectural objects, etc.
2. Bird's eye view visualization - a graphic representation of the overall appearance of the garden from an overhead perspective, allowing for better understanding of proportions and spatial composition.
3. Concept description - textual explanation of the design principles, including:
   • General vision and garden style
   • Characteristics of individual zones
   • Main functional assumptions
   • Preliminary information about plant selection
   • Proposed finishing materials
   • Justification of key design decisions

The conceptual design is a preliminary stage that allows you to become familiar with the general vision and design direction. Based on this, changes and corrections can be made before moving to the second, more detailed stage of design.

At this stage, detailed planting plans, exact material specifications, or detailed technical solutions are not yet included, as these will be the subject of the second stage of the design process.