Studio Naadi

About

I see every project as a chance to stitch together the built world and the natural one. My approach is about keeping things minimal, using honest materials, and tuning in to the vibes of the site. Whether it’s a quiet garden or a bold public plaza, the goal is to make spaces that just feel right—sometimes calm, sometimes bold, always thoughtful.

Listening to the Land

I start by really getting to know the site—how the sun moves, what plants already call it home, the way people might move through it, and what stories the place already tells. I try not to force ideas, but instead let the land and local culture shape what comes next. Things like native planting design and keeping existing trees are a big deal for me. Water feature landscaping isn’t just for show; it adds calm and connects people to the space. Sustainability isn’t a buzzword here—it's built in from the start.

From Big Spaces to Small Corners

Projects can be huge like a landscape masterplan for a tech park, or as personal as a small home garden. I do green corridors, lively entrance plazas, chill community parks, and also private corners for quiet moments. There’s a lot of variety, but the thread is always about making each spot feel like it belongs.

Palette and Details

I mix up water, hard surfaces, and lots of plants to get the mood right. Outdoor lighting design lets the garden live after dark. Art sometimes sneaks in, sometimes shouts. Every element, from cobblestones to creepers, gets picked with care—nothing extra, nothing missing.

Spaces should feel like they’ve always been there, and that’s what I keep chasing.