The questions families bring us about their house and the land around it — what to keep when the trees are already there, how drawings turn into a place you live in — answered from our own projects. Alongside them, notes on the tools we make, for people who design gardens themselves.
A plot with mature trees is the best thing a family can start with and the hardest to build on. Two gardens near Ufa show what has to happen first, and how a terrace, a sauna and the paths find their places between the trunks.
A project is a set of decisions on paper: the plan, the levels, the planting, the light. Between it and the garden you live in there are months of work on site and years of growing. Three gardens near Ufa show how that goes, and the three ways of sharing it.
An open folder template for landscape projects — site survey, base plan, concepts, approval, docs, delivery. Pure markdown. Driven by an AI agent in the terminal.
A practical map of AI tools beyond the chat tab: cloud and local models, APIs, CLI agents, skills, MCP, vision, image generation, and where each fits in real project work.
After a site visit, you come back with a folder full of disconnected files. An agent inside the project folder helps keep context from falling apart.
Most people can't imagine how a bare plot could feel as a finished space. AI visualization helps start the conversation - but only if you check it against reality.
