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Landscape Design
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Landscape Design

The Stavroula Pavlopoulou landscapes study office based in Athens is active in the study and design of landscapes, parks, private gardens, and outdoor areas in general. It aims to shape and create small or large landscapes, composing a harmonious image of plants, building materials and functions in space and not just a collection of all of them.

Stavroula Pavlopoulou studied at the Department of Floriculture & Landscape Architecture at the School of Agriculture, and holds a postgraduate diploma from the Department of Geography of the University of the Aegean "Geography and Applied Geoinformatics". He worked in geotechnical companies in the department of design in green projects, public and private and as a collaborating researcher in landscape architecture offices with the main object of phytotechnical studies and landscape restoration studies.

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What we offer

Our services

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Garden Design

We enrich your ideas and inspiration to develop an excellent design that improves the quality of your life and increases the value of your home by highlighting its architectural elements.

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Landscape Design

Our principle is to discover the advantages of your unique space and to work on them.

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Design Μodeling

Visualization and photorealism help us to define, explore and implement the concepts of design, enabling us to intervene if necessary before the time of construction.

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Horticulture education in schools

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Consultant agency

Spalandscape provides consulting services in the field of landscape architecture.

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Professional gardeners

For each one, we analyze and offer a design of high aesthetics, capturing the personal character and stamp in the project.

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Your Garden

Garden Design

For us, everything is about our love for nature, which leads us to create a new sense of earth. Through this approach we start to visualize the shape of the garden. Each garden should be unique and not an imitation of others.

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