Service
Real Estate & Township Landscaping
Boulevards, entrance features, clubhouse gardens, parks and amenity spaces that help sell homes — designed to budget and handed over in good health.
In residential projects the landscape sells homes. Buyers notice the entrance, the boulevard and the clubhouse garden long before they see a flat. Ganesh Patel works with developers to deliver amenity landscapes that look finished at launch, stay within budget and are easy for the society to maintain after handover.
Scope of work
- Entrance gates, waterfalls and rock features
- Boulevard and median gardens
- Clubhouse and swimming-pool landscapes
- Children’s play areas and amphitheatres
- Parks, jogging tracks and avenue trees
- Sample-flat and site-office gardens for launch
- Tree planting programmes for public spaces
- Handover maintenance manual for the RWA
Township experience in Indore
As horticulturist for Wanderland Real Estate in Indore, Ganesh Patel designed residential planting schemes and tree-planting programmes for public and amenity spaces within agreed budgets and deadlines, and oversaw boulevard gardens, entrance waterfalls, children’s play areas, swimming-pool surrounds, clubhouse grounds and amphitheatre landscaping at the Treasure Fantasy township.
Built for developers
- Budget control — quantities and estimates up front, value-engineered plant choices.
- Phasing — show areas ready for launch, remaining phases timed with construction.
- Coordination — works alongside your architect, civil, electrical and plumbing teams.
- Low running cost — drip irrigation and hardy native planting keep society maintenance bills down.
Frequently asked questions
At what stage should a developer bring in a landscape consultant?
As early as the master-planning stage. Planning drainage, irrigation sleeves and tree pits with the civil works is far cheaper than retrofitting them later.
Do you handle existing housing societies too?
Yes — garden audits and renovation plans for RWAs, including irrigation upgrades and replanting of tired common areas.