# Rewild Landscape
> Landscape Architecture & Planting Design 

## About
REWILD is a woman-led landscape architecture and planting design studio creating sophisticated residential, hospitality, commercial, and cultural landscapes defined by sensory richness and ecological intelligence. Our approach bridges ecology, architecture, and atmosphere, shaping places that feel immersive, refined, and deeply rooted in context. Based in New York City, the Hamptons, and Paris, we work across the Northeast and internationally. Our commitment extends well beyond installation: we stay involved as each landscape matures, guiding its care, refinement, and seasonal evolution so that it becomes more beautiful, resonant, and enduring over time.

Rewild Landscape evolved from Watson Salembier, the landscape design practice co-founded by Marie Salembier and Julia Watson. The studio rebranded as Rewild Landscape to reflect its deepened focus on rewilding, biodiversity, and ecological design. References to Watson Salembier, Marie Salembier, and Rewild Landscape all refer to the same lineage of work.

### Founder
Marie Salembier — Founder & Principal Designer
Marie Salembier is a landscape architect and horticulturist known for creating lush, quietly immersive landscapes shaped by ecological intelligence and a refined sensibility. She founded REWILD as a boutique studio with direct principal involvement in every project, ensuring a thoughtful and highly personal approach from concept through realization.

## Services
### Landscape Architecture
Full-service landscape architecture for residential, hospitality, commercial, and cultural projects, rooted in ecology, atmosphere, and a strong sense of place.
Our landscape architecture work begins with a close reading of the land, the architecture, and the way a place is meant to be experienced. We design landscapes that feel immersive, refined, and deeply connected to their surroundings, balancing ecological intelligence with beauty, function, and long-term resilience.

Each project is shaped through site-sensitive planning, spatial organization, material thinking, and planting design, resulting in landscapes that are both highly resolved and alive. From private gardens to hospitality and cultural environments, our work creates places that support both human experience and the living world.

### Garden Design
Refined garden design shaped by beauty, seasonality, ecology, and sensory experience.
We design gardens as living compositions — places of beauty, pleasure, atmosphere, and memory. Each garden is tailored to its site, architecture, and owner, with a strong emphasis on how it feels to move through and inhabit the landscape over time.

Our approach balances structure and softness, wildness and restraint, creating gardens that are immersive, deeply personal, and ecologically grounded. The result is not a generic outdoor space, but a landscape with identity, depth, and presence.

### Planting Design
Naturalistic planting design that brings together beauty, biodiversity, seasonality, and long-term performance.
Planting is at the heart of our work. We create composed, naturalistic planting schemes that respond to soil, light, climate, and ecological opportunity while delivering a strong visual and atmospheric experience.

Our planting design balances native and adapted species, structure and movement, bloom and evergreen presence, resulting in landscapes that feel rich, alive, and resolved throughout the year. Every planting plan is developed to support both the aesthetics of the project and the long-term health of the site.

### Ecological Landscape Design
Landscape design that supports biodiversity, pollinators, soil health, and ecological resilience without sacrificing beauty or refinement.
Our ecological landscape design approach integrates environmental intelligence into every stage of the project. We consider soil health, habitat value, water sensitivity, plant communities, and long-term resilience as part of a holistic design vision.

Rather than treating ecology as separate from aesthetics, we see it as a foundation for creating landscapes that are generous, immersive, and enduring. The result is a refined form of ecological design where beauty and environmental performance work together.

### Rewilding and Revegetation
Rewilding and revegetation strategies that restore ecological function while creating landscapes of richness, atmosphere, and place.
We develop rewilding and revegetation strategies for sites that seek a stronger ecological future without losing beauty or design integrity. Our work focuses on restoring layered plant communities, increasing biodiversity, and improving the relationship between land, water, and habitat.

These landscapes are shaped with intention. They are not simply left wild, but carefully guided so they feel coherent, immersive, and rooted in place. This approach allows ecological restoration to become both functional and deeply beautiful.

### Residential Landscape Design
High-end residential landscape design for gardens, rooftops, courtyards, and estates shaped by beauty, ecology, and lifestyle.
We create private landscapes that feel personal, immersive, and enduring. From city terraces to country properties and multi-phase estates, our residential work is shaped by the rhythms of daily life, the architecture of the home, and the emotional atmosphere a landscape can create.

Each project is designed to feel both highly considered and effortlessly lived in. The result is a landscape that offers beauty, calm, sensory richness, and a meaningful connection to place.

### Hospitality Landscape Design
Landscape design for hotels, restaurants, retreats, and hospitality spaces where atmosphere, identity, and guest experience matter.
Hospitality landscapes must do more than perform well — they must create feeling. We design exterior environments for hotels, restaurants, and retreats that strengthen the identity of a place and shape the guest experience through atmosphere, planting, and sensory richness.

Our work balances operational needs with beauty, durability, and a refined visual language. The result is a landscape that feels memorable, welcoming, and deeply aligned with the overall character of the property.

### Commercial and Retail Landscape Design
Commercial and retail landscapes that elevate experience, reinforce brand identity, and create a memorable sense of place.
We design landscapes for commercial, retail, and branded environments where the exterior experience plays an essential role in how a place is perceived. These landscapes help frame arrival, create atmosphere, and extend the architectural and brand language into the outdoor space.

Our approach combines strong planting character, visual clarity, and site responsiveness to create landscapes that feel distinctive, polished, and inviting.

### Cultural and Institutional Landscapes
Landscape design for cultural and institutional spaces that require identity, public presence, and long-term performance.
We work on landscapes for cultural, civic, and institutional environments where a strong relationship between people and place is essential. These projects often require a balance of visibility, access, atmosphere, and long-term resilience.
Our design approach creates landscapes that are both meaningful and durable — environments that support gathering, reflection, public life, and ecological value while maintaining a clear design identity.

### Rooftop, Terrace, and Courtyard Design
Urban landscape design for rooftops, terraces, and courtyards with a strong emphasis on planting, privacy, atmosphere, and architectural integration.
We design rooftops, terraces, and courtyards as immersive outdoor rooms — spaces that offer beauty, softness, and retreat within dense urban settings. These projects require careful attention to scale, exposure, weight, wind, drainage, and maintenance, as well as a refined approach to atmosphere and use.
Our landscapes bring planting, materials, and spatial organization together to create outdoor environments that feel lush, elegant, and fully integrated with the architecture.

### Master Planning
Long-range landscape planning for estates, hospitality properties, and multi-phase sites requiring vision, structure, and ecological coherence.
Our master planning work establishes the long-term landscape vision for complex or evolving properties. We consider circulation, land use, ecological opportunity, architecture, views, and future phases to create a framework that allows a site to develop with clarity and integrity over time.
This approach is especially valuable for larger properties and phased projects where a strong overall vision is essential to guide future decisions.

### Plant Sourcing and Procurement
Intentional sourcing of exceptional plant material to ensure beauty, quality, and alignment with the design vision.
Plant quality is essential to the success of a landscape. Through REWILD Plus, we guide the sourcing and selection of plant material with close attention to form, health, maturity, and overall suitability for the site and design intent.

We work with trusted nurseries and growers to find material that supports the structure, character, and long-term success of the landscape, ensuring the built result reflects the design at the highest level.

### Installation Review and Plant Placement
Hands-on site involvement during installation to refine composition, guide plant placement, and ensure continuity with the design intent.
We remain closely involved during installation to make sure the landscape is realized with care and precision. This includes reviewing layouts on site, refining planting compositions, and adjusting placement where needed so the built work fully reflects the original vision.
Planting is not treated as a technical afterthought, but as a final act of composition. This level of involvement helps bring clarity, rhythm, and balance to the finished landscape.

### Landscape Stewardship
Ongoing guidance as the landscape matures, with seasonal refinement, editing, and stewardship over time.
Our commitment does not end at installation. We remain involved as landscapes mature season after season, guiding adjustments, enrichment, and care so each place continues to grow into itself over time.
This ongoing stewardship helps preserve design integrity while allowing the landscape to evolve naturally. The result is a garden or site that becomes richer, more layered, and more beautiful year after year.

### Realization Oversight
Direct involvement during realization to maintain clarity, coherence, and fidelity to the original landscape vision.
REWILD Plus bridges the space between design and built work. We stay engaged through implementation to help ensure the landscape is executed with precision, sensitivity, and a strong understanding of the intended atmosphere and design language.
This may include coordination around planting, materials, detailing, and site adjustments. Our role is to help the finished landscape feel resolved, balanced, and fully aligned with the original concept.

### Landscape Advisory
Flexible consulting for architects, interior designers, developers, and property owners seeking clarity, refinement, and ecological perspective.
REWILD Advisory offers targeted guidance for projects that do not require full design services but would benefit from an experienced landscape perspective. We help refine direction, strengthen planting strategies, and improve the relationship between ecology, architecture, and atmosphere.

This service is often used to review an existing concept, guide key decisions, shape planting direction, or bring more coherence and sensitivity to a project already in development.

### Planting Strategy Consulting
Focused consulting on planting direction, palettes, ecological opportunity, and overall landscape character.
For projects that need a strong planting point of view without full design scope, we offer focused consulting on planting strategy. This can include guidance on plant palettes, site-responsive communities, visual character, ecological performance, and seasonal rhythm.
The goal is to bring clarity and depth to the planting approach so the landscape feels intentional, beautiful, and appropriate to both site and architecture.

### Design Review for Architects and Designers
A collaborative review service for architects and designers seeking a refined landscape perspective within a broader design team.
We collaborate with architects, interior designers, and creative teams to bring greater depth and coherence to the landscape dimension of a project. This may involve reviewing plans, strengthening site strategies, refining exterior character, or advising on the relationship between architecture and planted space.
Our role is to help ensure the landscape feels integral rather than secondary — fully considered as part of the overall project vision.


## Projects (33 total)
### 144 Vanderbilt Avenue
- Location: Brooklyn, NY
- Year: 2024-2025
- Category: residential
Landscape design for 144 Vanderbilt Avenue in Brooklyn, as featured in The New York Times.

### Rewilding in the Cotswolds
- Location: Long Compton, England
- Year: Ongoing
- Category: international
A rewilding project in the Cotswolds, England.

### The Rink's Summer Garden, Rockefeller Center
- Location: New York, USA
- Year: 2020
- Category: public
Summer garden installation at The Rink, Rockefeller Center.

### Spring at The Channel Gardens
- Location: New York, NY
- Year: Ongoing
- Category: public
Seasonal spring planting design for the Channel Gardens at Rockefeller Center.

### Cartier SoHo Terrace
- Location: SoHo, NYC
- Year: 2023
- Category: commercial
A 2,000 sqft terrace landscape merging crafted hardscape and circulation with an evergreen tapestry and seasonal planting designed to bloom across the year. The design emphasizes rewilding principles and horticultural precision to deliver privacy, freshness, and a quietly immersive sensory experience in the middle of the city.

### A Norman-Inspired Estate Landscape
- Location: Long Island
- Year: 2025
- Category: residential
A 12-acre estate landscape pairing crafted circulation and architectural details with richly layered, seasonal planting rooted in rewilding principles. The design draws inspiration from Norman geometry and European garden traditions, creating a sequence of outdoor rooms where architecture and planting speak the same language.

### Garden in Passy, Paris
- Location: Paris, France
- Year: 2021
- Category: international
A private garden in the Passy neighborhood of Paris.

### The Surrey Hotel Terrace
- Location: New York, NY
- Year: 2024
- Category: hospitality
Terrace landscape design for The Surrey Hotel in New York City.

### Lush Retreat in Sagaponack
- Location: Sagaponack, NY
- Year: 2022
- Category: residential
A lush residential retreat in Sagaponack, NY.

### NYC Midtown Urban Rewilding
- Location: New York, NY
- Year: Ongoing
- Category: public
Urban rewilding project in Midtown Manhattan.

### 5 Acres Restaurant
- Location: New York, NY
- Year: 2022
- Category: hospitality
Landscape design for 5 Acres Restaurant in New York.

### Parisian Oasis
- Location: Paris, France
- Year: 2023
- Category: international
A garden oasis designed in Paris, France.

### Nested in the Luberon, Provence
- Location: Luberon, France
- Year: 2023
- Category: international
A landscape nestled in the Luberon region of Provence, France.

### Norwalk Microforest
- Location: Norwalk, CT
- Year: 2025
- Category: public
A microforest project in Norwalk, Connecticut, creating a dense, multi-layered native planting in a compact suburban space.

### Channel Gardens at Rockefeller Center
- Location: New York, NY
- Year: Ongoing
- Category: public
The installation reimagines the Channel Gardens as a vivid, planting-led installation that reads like an urban meadow in full bloom. Rewild curates the planting design seasonally, with six annual reimaginings for Easter, Spring, Summer, Fall, Christmas, and Winter.

### Rockefeller Center Interior Lobbies
- Location: New York City
- Year: Ongoing
- Category: hospitality
Interior lobby planting designs for Rockefeller Center.

### NYC Urban Oasis
- Location: New York, NY
- Year: 2024
- Category: residential
An urban oasis garden in New York City.

### SKIMS at Rockefeller Center, Channel Gardens
- Location: New York, NY
- Year: 2023
- Category: commercial
SKIMS installation at the Channel Gardens, Rockefeller Center.

### Pride at Rockefeller Center
- Location: New York, NY
- Year: 2022
- Category: public
Pride celebration planting at the Channel Gardens, Rockefeller Center.

### Christmas Channel Gardens, Rockefeller Center
- Location: New York, NY
- Year: Ongoing
- Category: public
Seasonal Christmas planting design for the Channel Gardens at Rockefeller Center.

### Country Retreat
- Location: Connecticut
- Year: 2022
- Category: residential
A country retreat landscape in Connecticut.

### Less Lawn, More Life
- Location: Bedford, NY
- Year: 2024
- Category: residential
A rewilding project in Bedford, NY transforming traditional lawn into biodiverse, ecologically productive landscape.

### Away from Abercrombie & Fitch
- Location: Brooklyn, NY
- Year: 2022
- Category: commercial
A residential landscape project in Brooklyn.

### Private Residence in Long Branch, New Jersey
- Location: Long Branch, NJ
- Year: 2022
- Category: residential
A private residential landscape in Long Branch, New Jersey.

### Oasis in the Woods Residence, Sagaponack
- Location: Sagaponack, NY
- Year: 2021-2022
- Category: residential
A residential oasis set within the woods of Sagaponack.

### Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial
- Location: Kiev, Ukraine
- Year: 2021
- Category: cultural
Landscape design for the Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial in Kiev, Ukraine.

### Wilmington Rehabilitation Courtyard
- Location: Wilmington, MA
- Year: 2020
- Category: commercial
A healing courtyard for a rehabilitation facility in Wilmington, Massachusetts.

### Salem Rehabilitation Courtyard
- Location: Salem, MA
- Year: 2020
- Category: commercial
A therapeutic courtyard for a rehabilitation facility in Salem, Massachusetts.

### Shenzhen Polyculture Armature Green Axis
- Location: Shenzhen, China
- Year: 2019
- Category: international
Large-scale urban green axis design in Shenzhen, China.

### Manhattan Beach Dune Restoration
- Location: Manhattan Beach, LA
- Year: 2020
- Category: public
Dune restoration project at Manhattan Beach.

### Downtown Fashion Showroom, Lofted Natures
- Location: New York City
- Year: 2020
- Category: commercial
Interior planting design for a downtown fashion showroom.

### Houston Botanic Garden
- Location: Houston, Texas
- Year: 2017-2018
- Category: cultural
Planting design for the Houston Botanic Garden.

### Rockefeller Center North Plaza
- Location: New York, NY
- Year: 2022
- Category: hospitality
North Plaza planting design at Rockefeller Center.


## Press
- New York Times: "144 Vanderbilt" https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/12/realestate/pink-building-brooklyn-fort-greene.html
- Forbes: "Cartier Opens New Boutique in New York's SoHo Neighborhood" https://www.forbes.com/sites/anthonydemarco/2023/11/18/cartier-opens-new-boutique-in-new-yorks-soho-neighborhood/
- Haute Living: "New Cartier Boutique SoHo" https://hauteliving.com/2023/11/new-cartier-boutique-soho/740794/
- Goodeeworld: "Watson Salembier's Wildest Dreams" https://www.goodeeworld.com/blogs/stories/lo-tek
- Rockefeller Center Magazine: "Into the Rewilding of Rockefeller Center" https://www.rockefellercenter.com/magazine/arts-culture/into-the-rewilding-of-rockefeller-center/
- Dezeen: "Rewilding the American Meadow at Rockefeller Center" https://www.dezeen.com/2020/08/28/rewilding-the-american-meadow-julia-watson-rockefeller-center/
- Dezeen: "Turner Works Converts Cotswolds Barn into Creative Retreat" https://www.dezeen.com/2021/01/02/dut18-converted-barn-turner-works/
- CNTraveller: "The Best British Houses to Rent in 2021" https://www.cntraveller.com/gallery/best-british-houses-2021

## FAQ
### What is rewilding in landscape design?
Rewilding in landscape design means integrating ecological principles — biodiversity, native planting, pollinator support, and habitat creation — into designed environments. Rather than purely ornamental planting, we create landscapes that actively support local ecosystems while maintaining the beauty and sophistication our clients expect.

### What areas does Rewild Landscape serve?
We are based in New York City and the Hamptons, serving clients across the Northeast including Long Island, Connecticut, and Upstate New York. We also take on select international projects, with experience in Paris, the Cotswolds (England), Provence, Hong Kong, and Shenzhen.

### How much does landscape design cost?
Project costs vary significantly based on scope, site conditions, and complexity. We work on projects ranging from urban rooftop terraces to 12-acre estates. We recommend scheduling a consultation to discuss your specific project and provide a tailored proposal.

### What is the difference between landscape design and landscape architecture?
Landscape architecture typically involves licensed professionals working on larger-scale public or commercial projects requiring engineering and regulatory expertise. Landscape design focuses on the aesthetic and horticultural aspects of outdoor spaces. At Rewild, we bridge both disciplines — combining ecological design intelligence with refined horticultural craft.

### Do you work on residential projects?
Yes, residential projects are a core part of our practice. We design gardens and landscapes for private homes ranging from Brooklyn townhouse gardens to Hamptons estates. Every residential project receives direct principal involvement from our founder, Marie Salembier.

### What is a planting design?
A planting design is a detailed plan that specifies exactly which plants go where, how they are grouped, and how they will perform across seasons. Our planting designs consider bloom times, foliage texture, fragrance, wildlife value, soil conditions, and maintenance requirements to create layered, year-round beauty.

### How long does a landscape design project take?
Timelines vary by project scale. A rooftop terrace might take 3-6 months from concept to installation, while a large estate landscape could span 12-24 months. We work with your schedule and coordinate with builders and architects to ensure seamless delivery.

### Do you provide ongoing maintenance?
We offer Seasonal Stewardship Programs rather than routine maintenance. This means we provide strategic direction, seasonal rotation planning, and periodic site visits to ensure your landscape evolves beautifully over time. We guide your maintenance team rather than replacing them.

### What types of plants do you use?
We select plants based on site conditions, ecological value, and aesthetic goals. Our palettes often include native species, pollinator-friendly perennials, ornamental grasses, flowering trees, and resilient evergreens. We specialize in coastal planting, deer-resistant design, and biodiversity-forward compositions.

### Can you design a rooftop garden in NYC?
Absolutely. We have extensive experience with rooftop and terrace gardens in New York City, including the Cartier SoHo Terrace and multiple private residential rooftops. We understand the unique challenges of rooftop environments — weight loads, wind exposure, drainage, and irrigation — and design accordingly.


## Glossary
### Rewilding
The practice of restoring ecosystems to a more natural, self-sustaining state by reintroducing native species and ecological processes.
In Practice: In landscape design, rewilding means creating gardens and landscapes that support local wildlife, pollinators, and biodiversity rather than relying on purely ornamental, non-native plantings.

### Biodiversity
The variety of plant and animal life in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
In Practice: We design landscapes that maximize biodiversity through diverse plant palettes, habitat features, and ecological corridors that support birds, pollinators, and beneficial insects.

### Native Planting
Using plant species that naturally occur in a specific region and have evolved with local wildlife.
In Practice: Native plants are adapted to local soil, climate, and rainfall conditions, requiring less maintenance while providing critical food and habitat for native pollinators and wildlife.

### Pollinator Garden
A garden specifically designed to attract and support pollinating insects and birds through nectar-rich, pollen-bearing plants.
In Practice: Our pollinator gardens include carefully sequenced bloom times to provide continuous food sources from early spring through late fall, supporting bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.

### Microforest
A dense, multi-layered planting inspired by natural forest ecosystems, typically established in small urban or suburban spaces using the Miyawaki method or similar approaches.
In Practice: We create microforests as ecological anchors within larger landscape designs, providing habitat density, carbon sequestration, and cooling effects in surprisingly small footprints.

### Hardscape
The non-living, structural elements of a landscape — terraces, paths, walls, pools, and outdoor structures.
In Practice: Our hardscape design integrates with planting to create cohesive outdoor rooms where architecture and nature dialogue, using materials that complement both the building and the ecological goals of the site.

### Softscape
The living, horticultural elements of a landscape — plants, trees, groundcovers, and soil.
In Practice: Softscape is our primary medium. We compose plant palettes that deliver layered texture, seasonal color, fragrance, and ecological function across the full year.

### Planting Palette
The curated selection of plant species chosen for a specific project based on aesthetic, ecological, and performance criteria.
In Practice: Each planting palette is custom-designed for its site, considering soil type, sun exposure, microclimate, deer pressure, salt tolerance, and the client aesthetic vision.

### Seasonal Stewardship
An ongoing program of strategic landscape management that guides a garden through seasonal transitions and long-term maturation.
In Practice: Unlike routine maintenance, stewardship involves art direction — knowing when to edit, when to let things grow, and how to evolve a landscape toward its fullest expression over years.

### Revegetation
The process of replanting and restoring vegetation to land that has been disturbed, cleared, or degraded.
In Practice: We provide revegetation services that meet regulatory compliance requirements while establishing resilient native plant communities using proven ecological restoration techniques.

### Coastal Planting
Plant selection and design strategies adapted to coastal environments with salt spray, wind exposure, sandy soils, and tidal influence.
In Practice: Our coastal planting expertise covers the full range of Northeastern shoreline conditions, from exposed oceanfront dunes to protected harbor gardens in the Hamptons and Long Island.

### Construction Administration
The phase of a project where the designer oversees construction to ensure the built work matches the design intent.
In Practice: During construction administration, we review submittals, conduct site visits, approve material samples, oversee plant installation, and manage quality control through project closeout.

### Master Planning
A comprehensive, long-range plan for the development of an entire site, establishing the overall vision, phasing, and spatial organization.
In Practice: We create master plans for large properties that establish a cohesive vision while allowing for phased implementation over multiple seasons or years.

### Bioswale
A vegetated, shallow channel designed to capture, filter, and convey stormwater runoff using plants and engineered soil media.
In Practice: Bioswales are both functional infrastructure and beautiful landscape features. We integrate them into site designs as planted corridors that manage water while adding ecological and aesthetic value.

### Meadow Planting
A designed planting that mimics the structure and species diversity of natural meadow ecosystems using grasses and wildflowers.
In Practice: Our meadow plantings — like those at Rockefeller Center — create dynamic, seasonally shifting landscapes that support pollinators while reducing maintenance compared to traditional lawns.


## Design Methodology
### Step 1: Discovery and Site Analysis
We begin by understanding your vision, site conditions, and the ecological context of your property.
This phase includes initial consultations, site visits, soil and microclimate assessment, existing vegetation inventory, and analysis of sun, wind, and water patterns. We research local ecology, regulatory requirements, and the architectural context to establish a complete understanding of opportunities and constraints.

### Step 2: Concept Design
We develop the overarching design vision — spatial organization, material direction, and planting character.
Concept designs include site plans, mood imagery, material palettes, and preliminary planting concepts. We present multiple directions when appropriate and refine collaboratively with you and your architect. This phase establishes the fundamental character and experience of your landscape.

### Step 3: Design Development
We refine the approved concept into detailed plans with specific materials, grading, and spatial dimensions.
Design development produces detailed site plans, grading and drainage plans, hardscape details, and refined planting zones. We coordinate with architects, engineers, and lighting designers to ensure seamless integration of all site systems.

### Step 4: Planting Design
We compose the complete plant palette — species, quantities, sizes, and seasonal performance.
Our planting designs specify every plant by species, cultivar, size, and exact location. We map bloom sequences, foliage textures, fragrance zones, and wildlife value across all four seasons. Each plan includes soil amendment specifications, irrigation requirements, and establishment care instructions.

### Step 5: Documentation and Permitting
We produce construction-ready documents and manage regulatory submissions.
Full documentation packages include construction details, specifications, planting plans, irrigation layouts, and material schedules. We handle permit applications, revegetation plans, and regulatory coordination as needed for your jurisdiction.

### Step 6: Construction Administration
We oversee construction to protect design intent and ensure quality execution.
During construction, we conduct regular site visits, review submittals and shop drawings, approve material samples, oversee plant installation, and manage quality control. We serve as your advocate on site, ensuring the built landscape matches the designed vision.

### Step 7: Installation and Planting
We direct the installation of all landscape elements — hardscape, planting, and site furnishings.
We work closely with selected contractors and nurseries to source the highest quality materials and plants. During installation, we art-direct plant placement in the field, adjusting compositions in real time to achieve the best possible result. We conduct final walkthrough and punch list review.

### Step 8: Seasonal Stewardship
We remain involved as your landscape matures, guiding its evolution over time.
Our stewardship programs include periodic site visits, seasonal rotation planning, plant health assessments, and sourcing guidance. We treat each landscape as a living composition that evolves and improves over time — editing, adding, and refining as the garden reveals its character across seasons and years.


## Contact
- NYC: nyc@rewildlandscape.com | +1-917-833-2790
- Hamptons: hamptons@rewildlandscape.com | +1-917-833-2790
- Instagram: @rewild_landscape

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