Our landscape design project transforms an ordinary, bare piece of land with an existing office premises into the extraordinary, breathing new life into this site which hosts the public office for Hon. Member of Parliament Barwani-Khargone, Shri Gajendra Singh Patel.  The design pictured a tapestry of vibrant colors and fragrant blooms, where every tree tells a story of local heritage and ecological stewardship. 

From the majestic Gulmohar (Royal Poinciana) to the fiery Palash (flame of the forest), the graceful kadam (burflower) to the mighty neem (Azadirachta indica), the selection of native tree species is a celebration of biodiversity and sustainability. Amidst the canopy of greenery, fruiting species like aam (mango), aamla (gooseberry), jamun (java plum) and jaam (guava) beckon, while the fragrant champa (plumeria) and the nourishing badam (almond) add layers of beauty and bounty. 

The design isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s a living ecosystem designed to thrive. Through sustainable practices like water harvesting and rainwater percolation, we’ve created a natural lotus pond that greets the multiple visitors that come daily, surrounded by seating spaces underneath the shade of champa trees. A mini forest behind the office building becomes a haven for local wildlife. The circulation inside the building and its plan were modified to have the office spaces open into this mini forest, creating a direct interior- exterior connection.