Residential Landscape

Orchard garden

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project status

completed

This project is a completed landscape built on a large site, designed as a multi-level orchard structured through precise geometric planning and sculptural landform.

The garden is shaped through a system of soft, flowing terraces formed with reinforced micro-retaining walls. These white contours create a distinct spatial rhythm and reference the natural formations of Pamukkale, translating this inspiration into a controlled architectural landscape.

The core idea of the project is to transform topography into a functional tool.

The terrain is not decorative — it defines how the space is used. Low-growing crops and berries are elevated to a comfortable height, allowing effortless harvesting without bending.

At the same time, the levels around fruit trees allow access to the upper parts of the canopy, eliminating the need for ladders and making interaction with the garden more intuitive.

The result is a landscape where geometry, volume, and daily use are integrated into a single system — a garden that is both visually distinctive and precisely adapted to the way it is lived.