Eco Garden Construct is proud to present the commercial landscaping project at Trovantland – The Barn, where nature meets retail in a vibrant and sustainable environment. This project exemplifies our ability to enhance the value, aesthetics, and ecological impact of commercial spaces through thoughtful and expertly executed green design.
Specific client requirements
The client envisioned a green, welcoming destination that would increase visitor appeal, promote sustainability, and integrate natural elements into the commercial footprint. Eco Garden Construct was tasked with delivering a landscape that enhances air quality, supports biodiversity, and contributes to overall well-being—all while reinforcing the site’s commercial appeal and property value.
Project highlights
- Tree and shrub planting:
- 144 alignment trees (diameter 14–16 cm)
- 500 junipers and 200 Prunus laurocerasus
- 200 ornamental plants (including Pinus nigra, Photinia fraseri, Euonymus) for terrace landscaping
- 7 Robinia pseudoacacia (black locust trees, 14–16 cm diameter)
- Relocation of 13 mature trees to preserve existing vegetation
- Slope stabilisation:
- 600 m² reinforced with geogrid and Cotoneaster planting for soil stability
- Efficient irrigation system:
- Irrigation covering 2,900 m², supplied via a well and collection basin
- Lawn installation:
- 1,900 m² roll turf with full soil preparation and topsoil layering
- 2,000 m² hydroseeded grass areas for gradual coverage and resilience
- Lake regeneration and enhancement:
- Cleaning and ecological restoration of a 250 m² lake, including sand substrate, geotextile, waterproof membrane, and a geiser-type water recirculation pump
The result
The landscaping at Trovantland – The Barn seamlessly integrates sustainability with commercial functionality. Visitors enjoy a cleaner, greener, and more inviting atmosphere, while the client benefits from enhanced property value, increased foot traffic, and a meaningful commitment to environmental responsibility. The result is not just a landscaped space, but a living, breathing asset that supports both people and our planet.