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A well-planned outdoor space can bring structure, flow, and long-term enjoyment to a garden or wider landscape.
Landscape architects help shape outdoor areas by focusing on layout, levels, planting, and how a space will be used over time.
They can also help you plan outdoor structures and buildings (such as pagodas, conservatories, sheds, hot tubs, garden offices and BBQs.
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Think about how you want to use the space day to day before speaking to a landscape architect, as this helps shape a clearer design from the start.

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Why use a landscape architect?
Landscape architects focus on the structure and long-term use of outdoor spaces. Common reasons for hiring one include:
To create a clear layout before landscaping work begins
To manage levels, drainage, and access across a site
To design planting schemes that work over time
To help plan outdoor buildings and structures
To support larger garden or outdoor renovation projects
To bring clarity to complex or sloped spaces

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What does landscape architecture involve?
Landscape architecture typically follows a structured design process:
Initial consultation – discussing how the space will be used
Site assessment – reviewing levels, drainage, and access
Design development – creating layout and planting plans
Technical details – preparing drawings for build and planning use
Project coordination – supporting landscapers during construction
Some landscape architects may also assist with planning applications or oversee parts of the build process.
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How much does landscape architecture cost?
Landscape architecture costs vary depending on the size and complexity of the project. Some landscape architects charge a fixed design fee, while others charge hourly or as a percentage of the overall project value.
Here are some estimated average costs for landscape architecture in the UK:
Garden design – £125 per hour
Levelling – £20 - £120 per m2
Terracing (10m long, 1m deep) – £1,200 - £2,400
Flagstone Paving (inc. base, supply and installation) – £65- £80 per m2
Decking (excl. handrails) – £50 - £120 per m2
Brickwork – £45 - £65 per m2
When choosing a professional, it’s worth getting several quotes so you can compare services and scope like-for-like.
Want to know more about pricing? Check out our guide to landscaping costs and our guide to garden design costs.

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Can you support planning applications if needed?
How do you work alongside landscapers or contractors?
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FAQs about landscape architecture
Do I need a landscape architect for a small garden?
Not always, but a landscape architect can help if you want a clear plan or need help with layout and levels.
Is a landscape architect different from a landscaper?
Yes. Landscape architects focus on design and planning, while landscapers typically carry out the physical build work.
Can a landscape architect help with planning permission?
Some can support or prepare designs for planning applications, depending on the project.
Will a landscape architect manage the build?
This varies. Some provide oversight or work closely with landscapers, while others focus purely on design.

