We design, install and maintain commercial landscapes across India — for offices, hotels, campuses, retail and housing. Beautiful, durable, and built to be lived in for twenty years.
Each sector has its own traffic, climate and brand expectation. The disciplines that hold — circulation, shade, durability, water — are the same.
IT parks, corporate offices, BFSI campuses. Structured planting, generous shade, low-allergen species.
From 0.5 acreBoutique hotels, business hotels, resorts. Atmospheric planting, evening lighting, guest circulation.
From 1 acreUniversities, schools, training centres. Activity-aware planting, durable species, year-round interest.
From 2 acresHigh streets, malls, restaurants, cafés. Brand-aligned planting, year-round colour, low maintenance.
Any scaleResidential townships, plotted developments, RWA upgrades. Shared courtyards, walking paths, child-safe planting.
From 1 acreA commercial landscape fails when zones are an afterthought. We plan the site as one system, with seven named functions, before a single species is chosen.
The arrival sequence is the part of the property a guest or employee experiences first. It is the part most often left to chance. We treat it as the most important 15 seconds of the site.
A single species, repeated on both sides of the drive. Reads as one gesture from the gate. Mature specimens, not saplings.
Generous shade over the drop-off. Structural planting reads as part of the architecture, not decoration in front of it.
Subtle, integrated into the planting, not bolted on. The landscape is the first thing the visitor reads, and the first thing they remember.
Three concept projects, each in a different sector. The challenges and the brief are different, but the planning approach is the same: site zoning first, planting list last.
Workplace
A 6-acre IT campus expansion. The brief asked for a landscape that improved the existing campus without disrupting the working hours of 4,000 people. The plant list was chosen for low-allergen species and year-round coverage.
Hotel
A 28-room heritage hotel. The brief was a landscape that earned its place in the guest's photographs without competing with the architecture. The lighting plan was designed in the same drawing as the planting plan.
Housing
A 14-acre residential society's 8-year-old landscape, due for a renewal. The brief was to keep what worked, replace what had failed, and design for the next 20 years. The maintenance plan was the most important drawing.
Concept projects created for demonstration. Civica Green is a fictional brand, used by Webgyre as a portfolio demonstration of how a commercial landscape studio could be presented online.
A commercial landscape that is not maintained starts failing in the second year. We design for the maintenance plan on day one, with a defined team, a defined cadence, and a defined response time.
Most of our commercial work is on a five-year maintenance contract with quarterly review meetings. The first two years are establishment. Years three to five are maturity. The contract is the same; the work changes.
A well-designed commercial landscape uses 40–60% less water than a comparable lawn. The savings come from plant selection, soil preparation and a smart irrigation system — not from cutting corners.
A well-designed commercial landscape with drip irrigation and drought-tolerant species uses significantly less water than an equivalent turf area.
We prepare the root zone with compost and structural soil to 600 mm before planting. Better soil = less water = healthier plants.
Every plant on drip. Every controller connected to a weather feed. Rain skips irrigation. ET-based scheduling by default.
Most commercial sites have more hardscape than soft. We design the planting to catch, slow and infiltrate the runoff from the building, the drive and the paved areas — reducing the load on the municipal storm system and the developer's stormwater fee.
Most of our commercial work is in collaboration — with architects, developers, project management consultants, and the property's own facilities team. We work the stage you are at.
Site zoning, plant strategy, irrigation and maintenance philosophy. Drawn with the architect at concept stage.
Detailed drawings, species selection, material specifications, lighting. Drawn with the project management consultant.
Bill of quantities, contractor shortlist, site supervision, planting season planning. Drawn with the general contractor.
Establishment care, replacement of failures, quarterly reviews with the facilities team. A 5-year relationship, not a one-time sale.
The first call is free. We ask about the property, the brief, the architect, the timeline — and tell you honestly what is feasible at your stage and budget.
If you are at concept, we work with your architect. If you are at tender, we work with your PMC. If you are post-handover, we work with your facilities team.
Sometimes the right answer is "this is a small project, you don't need us." We will tell you if that's the case.
Once the brief is clear, the design fee is fixed in writing. No surprise change orders, no hourly billing.