Landscape Architecture
Available across Bengaluru
We design landscapes using native plants and bioswales to support local wildlife, manage water naturally, and fit each site’s unique ecology without heavy construction.
Pricing Guide
Eco-Sensitive Estate & Farmhouse Landscape
Water Engineering & Site Planning
- Topographical analysis to map natural water flow and slopes.
- Construction of Bioswales and vegetated channels to filter silt and manage runoff.
- Aquifer recharge systems with strategic retention ponds and percolation pits.
- Terracing or gabion walls (rock-filled wire cages) for soil erosion control on slopes.
Native Softscaping
- Creation of productive food forests with fruit-bearing orchards and vegetable patches.
- Biodiversity zones specifically designed for butterflies and bird habitats.
- Medicinal herb gardens curating specific Ayurvedic plants.
- Native grass and shrub ground covers replacing high-maintenance lawns.
Rustic Hardscaping
- Rough local stone pathways (Sadarahalli or Chapadi) with grass joints for percolation.
- Jagli Katte style outdoor seating platforms built around existing trees.
- Random rubble masonry retaining walls for uneven terrain.
- Minimal low-pollution outdoor lighting to maintain ecological balance.
Design Consultation
- Comprehensive landscape master plan drawings.
- Material palette selection focusing on raw earth, brick, and stone.
Urban Terrace & Courtyard Restoration
Civil Works & Flooring
- Surface preparation including waterproofing of terrace or courtyard bases.
- Installation of patterned cement tiles, rough granite, or combination paving.
- Construction of permanent masonry seating (benches/ledges) integrated with planter boxes.
- Repurposing existing structures (like overhead tanks) into water bodies or lotus ponds.
Container Greenery
- Vertical greenery using metal or bamboo trellises for privacy screening.
- Curated potted scapes with ornamental and air-purifying native plants.
- Preparation of lightweight soil mix suitable for terrace structural loading.
Artistic Features
- Hand-painted botanical art or murals on walls and tanks.
- Use of treated Lantana for screens, railings, or accent furniture elements.
- Mild steel pergolas or fabric shading structures for day-time use.
Spatial Planning
- Layout planning to optimize flow in tight urban spaces.
- Consultation on materials that age well with weather exposure.
About Landscape Architecture
How I See Landscape Architecture
I don’t treat landscapes like decoration. For me, they’re living companions to buildings, shaping how people and nature interact. I’m always looking for ways to blend built spaces with the natural world, so the result feels like it truly belongs.
Built Habitats, Not Just Gardens
I design for biodiversity, not just looks. My spaces invite birds, butterflies, and even the odd frog or two. You’ll see native plant landscaping everywhere - I stick to local species because they thrive and support wildlife. I avoid heavy construction and let the softscape take over, so the place feels alive, not manicured.
- Butterfly gardens, buffer zones, and fragrant courts
- Spaces for pollinators, birds, reptiles, amphibians
- Minimal hard lines, more green
Water Is Everything
I think of the land as a ‘living sponge’. Bioswale design is a big part of my work - those green channels help clean runoff and recharge groundwater. I set up rainwater harvesting systems so water gets reused or sent back to the earth. Even a boring old nala can become a bioswale or pond if you know what you’re doing.
Every Site Is Unique
I study the terrain, soil, and ecology before starting. My designs respond to what’s already there, making space for art, conversation, and everyone to move around easily. I want the landscape to be resilient and productive, where nature leads and people follow.
Meet your Expert
Betweenlines
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My Story
We’re Betweenlines because for us, the magic’s always in the gaps - between city and wild, research and making, ideas and real life. We’ve built shelters you can wear, turned annoying lantana weeds into furniture, and learned a lot from both wins and flops. Our team’s a mix of folks who love to experiment. For us, the best bit is seeing a space grow its own story with the people who use it.
My Work
What We Do - Urban design, architecture, interiors, research - from big buildings to tiny details like upcycled interior finishes.
Eco-Sensitive Architecture - We use sustainable materials, recharge water, and design with nature in mind. Think interlocking bricks, reclaimed wood.
Community Empowerment Through Design - We love projects that help people - wellness spaces, heritage revamps, solutions for street vendors.
Material Honesty - Raw, handmade, sometimes wild - like lantana weed furniture or red oxide floors. We reuse and upcycle wherever possible.
Concept-Driven Facade Design - Every project starts with a story - a weave, a carpet, something that makes the space speak.
