Adliswil, 2022

Biodiversity Haven with a Dry-Stone Wall and Natural Pond on the Edge of the Woods

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Three households found a home in this light-filled new timber building. The nature-friendly landscaping blurs the boundaries between forest, garden, and architecture, providing a habitat for a wide variety of insects, birds, reptiles, and amphibians.

Design

Design of Nature-Friendly Garden Concepts

Advice on Sustainable Garden Solutions

Design of Ponds, Streams, and Water Features

Creating Habitats for Wildlife

Planting Plans Tailored to Site and Soil Conditions

Advice on Polycultures and Crop Rotation

Ideas for Nature-Friendly Play and Recreation Areas

Building Permit Applications and Permits

Construction

Landscaping, from Ruderal Areas to Functional Spaces

Creating Features, from Small-Scale Structures to Habitats and Ponds

Construction of Permeable Paths, Steps, and Patios

« The direct view across the pond and into the woods is priceless. A pair of ducks visits us every day, and I can also watch herons, frogs, and dragonflies from my living room. It’s beautiful!

Jonny Zangger

Interior Designer


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