A design and implementation project in which greenery became one of the key assets of the facility, building its market value and unique character. This is an example of ideal synergy between an architect's vision and an informed Client.

• Architecture of Shadow and Form: I designed steel pergolas whose form echoes the building's architectural details. These structures support lush climbing plants – Chinese wisteria and roses – creating shaded garden rooms ideal for wedding ceremonies and events.
• Intimacy and Relaxation: The SPA zone was screened with living, year-round bamboo panels. Their undulating greenery is visible from inside the rooms, soothing the senses of guests in every season.
• Biodiversity and Rarities: A composition based on pollinator and aromatic plants (lavender, rosemary, roses), enriched with dendrological rarities such as dove tree (Davidia involucrata) and Japanese maidenhair tree (Ginkgo biloba).
• Comprehensive Implementation: As the architect I provided not only the design, but also the selection of planting material (in cooperation with the Fischer nursery), full author's supervision over the garden construction process, and subsequent maintenance advisory.