Pale garden stepping stones beside palm trees and dense green planting

Commercial landscaping
in Dubai

Commercial landscaping

Landscaping for shared outdoor spaces

A landscape drawing does not show the delivery that arrives at opening time. We ask the property team how the site runs on a normal day. That tells us which entrance needs to stay open and when materials can be brought in.

Site planning

Outdoor layouts planned around entrances and the routes people use.

Landscape installation

Planting and surfaces coordinated with any agreed landscape features.

Grounds team handover

Maintenance needs discussed early so the finished landscape remains practical to manage.

Timber pergola sheltering a garden dining table and outdoor bar — Gardens in Dubai

White outdoor sofas sit beneath dark pergola slats beside a pool and flowering borders. — A planting and pathway detail from our landscape collection

Landscapes with a daily job to do

Plan around the people using the property

An entrance can look empty at midday and have a queue at opening time. Our 24+ years on Dubai sites have taught us to watch where people wait before placing a planter by the door. The finished bed should leave a clear way past the queue.

For a property that stays open during landscaping there are two layouts to consider. One shows the finished planting and paths. The other shows how people will use the site while work is under way. Tell us which entrance has to stay open and when deliveries arrive so we can agree the sequence with your property team.

Explore landscape lighting

Contract boundaries

A scope the property team can review

Mark where the landlord’s grounds end and the tenant’s terrace begins. It gives the property team a clear record of who can approve changes and which areas the contractor may use for storage.

Site and user routes
Review entrances and pedestrian circulation with the team responsible for the property.
Beds beside hard paving
Coordinate planted areas with hard finishes and the level of upkeep expected.
Phasing and access
Discuss work areas and material movement around the activities that need to continue.
Care after installation
Identify maintenance tasks and agree whether ongoing support belongs in the proposal.

Clipped planting beside a paved entrance with accessible routes — Planting beside a paved villa entrance. A reference for the way beds meet a walkway.

Pale outdoor sofas sit on a paved terrace beside a planted white boundary wall. — Planting beside a paved villa entrance. A reference for the way beds meet a walkway.

A maintainable finish

Think about care before choosing the details

A bed beside a busy walkway needs room for someone to reach the plants as well as room for the plants to grow. We ask the grounds team where they can gain access and how the paving is cleaned. Their answers can change the depth of the bed or the finish at its edge.

At handover it helps to walk the finished areas with the people who will look after them. Check where they can reach irrigation controls and how to get to planting once it fills out. If your own staff maintain the paths but you want help with the beds we can price that arrangement separately. Everyone can see which tasks belong to whom.

Working on an occupied site

Agree where deliveries can stop

A driver unloading paving needs somewhere to stop without blocking the public entrance. Your property team can mark unloading and storage on the site plan and confirm when the service gate is available.

Before we price work at a busy entrance we check where deliveries can stop and when the property can accept them. Your estimate sets out the proposed materials and any approval requirements. If you need someone to look after the planting afterwards we can price that too.

Review site access

Planting and hardscape