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Verdelle / The studio story

Different strengths. A shared way of thinking.

Meet the fictional characters exploring project management, design and specialist disciplines in the Verdelle brand story.

Studio story · Fictional profiles

These characters are part of our studio story. Contact buttons reach the Verdelle Landscapes company project desk. Your proposal will name the professionals appointed to your project and their responsibilities.

Fictional profile of Idris Laurent, project manager, in a shaded garden with blurred palms and layered planting.
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Fictional profile

Project manager

Idris Laurent

Imagined background

Idris is imagined as a landscape project coordinator whose fictional career connects garden construction with the care that follows. He is interested in the moment a drawing becomes a sequence of ground preparation, hardscape, planting and establishment.

A distinctive working style

He keeps retained features, access and responsibilities in view. His strength is a clear plan that carries the garden’s practical needs through to handover.

  • Landscape sequencing
  • Retained-site features
  • Establishment responsibilities
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Fictional profile of Lina Mercer, landscape designer, in a planted courtyard with blurred stone, leafy planters and soft daylight.
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Fictional profile

Landscape designer

Lina Mercer

Imagined background

Lina’s fictional background combines spatial design with an interest in plants and everyday outdoor life. She is imagined as a designer who sees a garden through movement, shade, texture and the places where people pause.

A distinctive working style

She begins with the site and the household’s routines. Her approach uses paths and layered planting to create a coherent landscape with a clear purpose.

  • Garden layouts
  • Shade and planting structure
  • Courtyards and circulation
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Fictional profile of Yusuf Marin, planting and irrigation coordinator, in a lush organized nursery setting with leafy plants in soft focus.
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Fictional profile

Planting and irrigation coordinator

Yusuf Marin

Imagined background

Yusuf is imagined as a coordinator whose fictional background centres on planting schedules and irrigation information. He is curious about the relationship between exposure, care routines and the way a garden changes as it establishes.

A distinctive working style

He connects the planting brief with specialist input and understandable maintenance records. His focus is on asking the right site-specific questions rather than applying a generic timetable.

  • Planting schedules
  • Irrigation coordination
  • Garden care records
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YOUR ACTUAL PROJECT TEAM

Know who is responsible.

Before paid work begins, the appointment should name the contracting parties, project contact and relevant design or technical specialists. Ask for their scope, relevant experience and qualification evidence where the work requires it.

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What a useful introduction covers

  • Your lead contact and how updates will be shared
  • The designer and specialists appointed to the scope
  • Who approves drawings, products and changes
  • Who handles installation, inspections and handover
  • The responsible contacts for aftercare and product support
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YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

A clearer next step.

Practical answers for your landscape design brief.

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THE VERDELLE JOURNAL

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Landscape planning still life with soil, gravel, limestone paving and young plants beside a mature green garden.

Planning · ·1 min read

Where to put your garden budget first

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Dry-climate garden concept with a shaded path, gravel mulch and layered planting.

Garden planning · ·2 min read

Why a planting plan and irrigation plan belong together

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Planted courtyard concept with raised beds, groundcover and discreet irrigation tubing.

Aftercare · ·2 min read

A landscape handover that supports the garden’s first chapter

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THE NEXT CHAPTER

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