LeeAtzil before, render, and installed result.

A Manhattan terrace where the client needed design certainty from photos before committing to installation. The client needed confidence in layout, density, and final look before committing to install.

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Problem and context

Terrace transformation

Scope

Before photo review and constraint mapping
Rendering with planter and foliage recommendations
Installed execution against approved render direction

Site and access constraints

Design accuracy from photo inputs
Building access approvals
Tight handoff from render to install

Plant and planter strategy.

The greenery approach was selected around visual intent, operating limits, and long-term serviceability.

Strategy point

Translate submitted photos into a realistic planting and container layout

Strategy point

Use rendering approvals to lock density and focal zones before install

Strategy point

Sequence installation to match the approved visual hierarchy without onsite redesign

Project photos.

Installation imagery from the Foliage Co archive, selected to show the conditions that shaped this scope.

LeeAtzil terrace before planting work — Project photoLeeAtzil before, render, and installed resultSubmitted condition before design and install.

LeeAtzil rendering preview — Project photoLeeAtzil before, render, and installed resultRendering used to align scope and finish level.

LeeAtzil terrace after planting installation — Project photoLeeAtzil before, render, and installed resultInstalled result after approved rendering.

Maintenance plan

Post-install continuity.

Post-install walkthrough and care cadence based on light exposure and planter volume.

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