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Landscape

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Ishwar Gehi Architects designs outdoor spaces for homes, residential communities and hospitality projects across India. Our landscape approach connects buildings, planting and places for people to gather.

We consider shade, pathways, planting character and the relationship between indoor and outdoor spaces. Explore our projects or contact IGA to discuss your garden, courtyard or wider site.

AS AN AWARD-WINNING ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE, OUR TEAM OF EXPERTS UNDERSTANDS THAT A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT IS RELIANT UPON A PROACTIVE AND FLEXIBLE DESIGN TEAM.

AS AN AWARD-WINNING ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE, OUR TEAM OF EXPERTS UNDERSTANDS THAT A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT IS RELIANT UPON A PROACTIVE AND FLEXIBLE DESIGN TEAM.

AS AN AWARD-WINNING ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE, OUR TEAM OF EXPERTS UNDERSTANDS THAT A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT IS RELIANT UPON A PROACTIVE AND FLEXIBLE DESIGN TEAM.

AS AN AWARD-WINNING ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE, OUR TEAM OF EXPERTS UNDERSTANDS THAT A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT IS RELIANT UPON A PROACTIVE AND FLEXIBLE DESIGN TEAM.

Our Approach to Landscape Design

Landscape design begins with the site and the people who will use it. We consider the relationship between buildings, planting, shade and movement to shape outdoor spaces around your brief.

From a private courtyard to shared residential grounds, the design brings together routes, gathering areas and planting. Material choices and maintenance expectations help guide a landscape that suits its setting and everyday use.

Landscape Design Considerations

01

Site and Context

The site sets the starting point: its climate, existing planting, views and relationship with surrounding buildings.
Discuss your site
02

Planting Character

Planting choices shape the character of a garden through texture, seasonal interest, scale and the balance of open and shaded areas.
Discuss planting
03

Paths and Movement

Paths connect entrances, gardens and activity spaces. Their layout helps people move through the landscape with clear routes and comfortable pauses.
Discuss your layout
04

Courtyards and Gardens

Courtyards and gardens bring outdoor life close to buildings, creating settings for quiet use, informal meetings and everyday connection with planting.
Explore our work
05

Outdoor Gathering

Seating, shade and open space work together to support outdoor gathering, from a private garden to shared residential and hospitality settings.
Discuss your brief
06

Materials and Detail

Paving, edges and landscape details help connect the outdoor palette with the architecture, considering use, weathering and maintenance needs.
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Planning your landscape

Outdoor Spaces for Everyday Life.

A successful outdoor space balances planting, movement and places to pause. These considerations help frame the landscape brief for your home, residential community or hospitality project.

Choosing landscape materials
Outdoor materials need to suit their setting and use. Texture, weathering, comfort and upkeep all inform the choice of paving and landscape finishes.
Balancing shade and openness
Shade and open areas serve different activities. Their balance helps make outdoor spaces inviting through different times of day.
Connecting buildings and gardens
Entrances, courtyards and views can connect indoor and outdoor life. Landscape design considers how these spaces meet and how people use them.
Planning for everyday use
A useful landscape responds to daily routines, from a quiet walk to shared recreation. Circulation and gathering areas are considered alongside planting.
Considering maintenance
Planting and materials need care over time. Discussing maintenance expectations early helps guide practical choices for the landscape.
Defining the landscape brief
Share your site location, intended activities, design preferences and budget priorities so the landscape brief can respond to your project.

Featured Projects.

Explore the IGA project portfolio to see the relationship between architecture, interiors and outdoor spaces. Each project responds to a different site, brief and way of living.

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