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For commercial construction, the emphasis frequently leans toward structural elements.
However, as industry professionals, we understand that effective landscaping is not merely an aesthetic addition – it’s a strategic component that can profoundly influence a project’s long-term success and the tenant’s satisfaction.
Beyond beautification
Landscaping goes beyond mere beautification.
It’s about optimizing spaces for both form and function. Whether it’s creating effective privacy barriers, facilitating pedestrian movement or ensuring shade in strategic areas, the design should fulfill tangible purposes aligned with the project’s objectives.
Make a plan
A good site plan should include:
Budget constraints
While we’d all love unlimited resources, budget constraints are a reality. Engaging with experienced landscape professionals early on provides a realistic cost framework.
If budgetary limitations arise, a phased approach that prioritizes core elements can be a pragmatic solution.
Functional aspect
As we navigate Springfield’s dynamic construction sector, it’s clear that landscaping is more than just an add-on.
It’s an integral component that, when executed strategically, elevates the overall value and functionality of our projects.
Kevin Runyon owns Custom Creations Landscaping & Lawn LLC. He can be reached at kevin@customcreations417.com.
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