Services for Municipalities
Sustainability is not born in the design, but in the understanding of the territory.
We provide expert foundations and strategic consultancy for the public sector and designers. We ensure detailed analyses that form the basis of high-quality and sustainable projects. This preparation phase is often undervalued, yet it fundamentally influences the final quality of the design and its feasibility. Our analyses include pedological and hydrogeological assessments, a detailed inventory of greenery with treatment proposals, and other expert inputs according to the nature of the territory. Based on these, we prepare conceptual documents, greenery care planning, and provide expert cooperation in the preparation and implementation of projects financed by grant schemes. Our goal is to support municipalities in qualified decision-making and create foundations that are practically usable and sustainable in the long term. In our cooperation, we combine expert knowledge in the fields of landscape ecology, dendrology, and urbanism with practical experience in the implementation and management of public greenery. We emphasize a systemic approach, transparency of solutions, and public involvement in planning processes.
Services Offered
Dendrological Assessments and Inventories
Expert assessment of the state of trees, their vitality, stability, and perspective with a proposal for further management.
Passporting and Concepts of Public Greenery
Clear processing of existing greenery and proposal for its development within urban and landscape concepts.
Long-term Maintenance Plans
Strategic setting of greenery care with emphasis on efficiency, functionality, and sustainability over time.
Phytosanitary Care
Monitoring the health status of vegetation and proposing measures for the prevention and solution of diseases and damage.
Cooperation on Grants and NFA
Expert support in preparing documents for subsidy and grant schemes, including technical and conceptual documentation.
Public Participation Support
Involving residents in the planning process through participatory tools aimed at increasing acceptance and the quality of designs.
