Landscape architecture · Site research

Landscape design that starts from your real site.

For homeowners, architects and developers planning a garden, courtyard or larger landscape. You bring the project question, the site and the files you already have. We check what can safely be used, study the sun, climate, terrain and setting, and give you a clear design direction — a short summary you can read in minutes, with the full technical evidence for your team.

Real site data · A landscape architect's judgment · Nothing sent without a person deciding · See what you receive

Real output · DEMO project — studio renderer, synthetic site, real public data

The real data layers of a DEMO site, stacked: a Copernicus Sentinel-2 image, the NDVI vegetation signal, land cover, terrain and the sun path.
A DEMO site, real public data layers — no client data. Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2026 · © ESA WorldCover project 2021 (CC BY 4.0) · Copernicus DEM GLO-30 © DLR e.V. 2010-2014 and © Airbus Defence and Space GmbH 2014-2018, provided under COPERNICUS by the EU and ESA

Illustrative deliverable anatomy — no client data

  1. Client summary PDF · a few visual pages
  2. Technical appendix PDF · every map, chart, table and source
  3. Opportunity map Plan
  4. Evidence workbook XLSX
  5. Spatial data GeoPackage (.gpkg)
  • Zümra Timur, landscape architect, decides what is sent to you
  • Sources, methods and limits are written down with every study

The film

Sun, water, ground and green — turned into decisions you can act on.

Sixty seconds on what TwinzWorks does: open data read for one site, the T0 to T4 books built from it, and the landscape architect who decides what is delivered. Made with the studio's own DEMO outputs.

Studio film · DEMO projects, synthetic sites, real public data · no client data

Narrated, with captions. T is Tuncer, Z is Zümra — the two names behind TwinzWorks.

Studio film made with the studio's own outputs — DEMO projects, real public data, no client data.

Real data, in motion

From open satellite archives to a finished brief.

Sixteen clear months of Copernicus Sentinel-2 imagery over a DEMO site (July 2025 to October 2026), read from open archives — true colour beside the vegetation signal — and every page of the brief built from that data. Where suitable satellite or aerial imagery exists for your site it is used the same way; where it does not, the study says so. No client data.

Real output · DEMO project — studio renderer, synthetic site, real public data

Copernicus Sentinel-2 over a DEMO site, month by month, true colour beside the NDVI vegetation signal.

16 months of Sentinel-2 (10 m), July 2025 to October 2026 — contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data.

Real DEMO outputs of every package from T0 to T4 — the cover and two key pages of each book.

Every package from T0 to T4 — real pages from the studio renderer, built from that data.

Silent loops recorded from the studio's own pipeline. They play only while in view; with reduced motion only the first frame is shown.

Behind the work

One place for the whole project.

Real screens from our internal workspace, recorded on a DEMO project. Files, research, checks and delivery stay together, so nothing is lost between the site, the design and you.

Real screen of our workspace · DEMO project, no client data

Project overview in our workspace

01 Every project: package, brand, language and next action in one place

Evidence register in our workspace

02 Evidence with source, method, period and scale

Quality assurance view in our workspace

03 Technical QA kept separate from professional review

Deliveries view in our workspace

04 Controlled delivery with rights and review state

Real screens of our workspace, recorded on a DEMO project.

In four questions

What working with us looks like.

  1. What do you bring?

    The project question, the site, and the files you already have.

  2. What do we do?

    We verify the inputs that can safely be used, study the site and turn the findings into a design direction — with a named human review before anything is sent.

  3. What do you receive?

    A short visual summary for you, plus books, plans, schedules and spatial files for your team — scoped to your project.

  4. What can you decide?

    Ask for a site survey, approve a concept, ask for a revision, or take delivery.

Three ways to start

Start from your goal, not from a package code.

Each goal leads to a different package. Pick the one that matches the problem you have now.

Understand the site

Problem
You have maps, photos and notes, but no clear picture of what the site allows.
You receive
A short visual summary of the sun, climate, terrain and setting, a design direction, and the full evidence in a technical appendix.
First safe step
Ask about a readiness preview or a Site Intelligence Brief.

If this path fits you confirm it in the guide →

Extend your studio

Problem
Your clients want landscape work and your team is at capacity.
You receive
Selected packages prepared under your brand, with a private review room and an agreed schedule.
First safe step
Review a partner brand profile and the packages you want to offer.

If this path fits you confirm it in the guide →

Inside a delivery

What you actually receive.

Depending on scope, one project becomes a short summary for you and a set of documents, schedules and spatial files for your team. Each keeps a different part of the decision usable.

Real output · DEMO project — studio renderer, synthetic site, real public data

Cover of a DEMO T1 Site Intelligence Brief with a real Sentinel-2 image Cover
Satellite view page: Copernicus Sentinel-2 true colour with scene record Satellite view
Sun geometry page: sun-path diagram and key sun positions Sun geometry
Inside a T1 Site Intelligence Brief — real pages from a DEMO project (cover, satellite view, sun geometry).

Real output · DEMO project — studio renderer, synthetic site, real public data

Cover of a DEMO T2 Concept Book with a real Sentinel-2 image Concept Book
Cover of the DEMO T2 Technical Book Technical Book
Concept plan page: terrace with pergola, dry-garden beds, gravel path and optional tree on the DEMO base Concept plan
The two books of a T2 Landscape Concept — real pages from a DEMO project (Concept Book cover, Technical Book cover, concept plan).

PDF / XLSX / GPKG / CAD-GIS / visual set — only within the relevant scope.

  • The client summary gives you the direction, the main findings and the next decisions in a few pages.
  • The technical appendix and PDF books carry the full evidence your team reads and checks.
  • XLSX schedules keep plant, water and quantity logic usable.
  • GeoPackage keeps the spatial evidence usable outside the PDF.
  • Proposed visuals stay labelled as proposals, never as built results.

See the full delivery anatomy →

Customer journey

You always know the next step.

From the first file to the final delivery, you see what has happened, what is still missing and what comes next.

  1. Define

    This is the decision the site needs to support.

  2. Inputs

    Your files are received — and checked before they are used.

  3. Research & Design

    The study is being built; anything still missing stays visible.

  4. Review

    Corrections are explained in plain words, and every version is kept.

  5. Delivery

    Your approved, labelled package is ready.

Illustrative workflow for selected engagements

Accepted demonstration — no client data

Demonstration only — no client data Received

Files received safely.

The upload is attached to this demonstration project and will be checked before it is used.

Purpose
Concept-plan reference
Review state
Check before use
Privacy
Demo data only
Demonstration only — no client data Action needed

Type of request

Replace or update a file

What is needed

Please upload the issued scaled base plan with a visible revision date. Visual direction can continue, but scaled placement remains unavailable.

In the live portal, this sends the correction request.

Who does what

A landscape architect decides; our tools keep the record straight.

Two people, two responsibilities. The landscape decision is human; our tools keep every step of it traceable from the first file to delivery.

Zümra Timur

Landscape Architect & Design Lead

Reads your brief, sets the landscape direction, chooses planting, materials, water and visual language, reviews proposed visuals, and decides what is sent to you.

One decision, end to end

  1. Data: the seating area gets strong afternoon sun.
  2. Zümra's decision: shade it with a tree canopy and layered planting.
  3. Record: the sun reading is modelled, not measured on site.
  4. You receive: a concept page, a plant list and a short note on what still needs checking.

Tuncer Timur

Data & Technology Lead

Builds the research and delivery tools, checks the data behind every study, and looks after privacy, rights, file quality and white-label delivery.

AI helps with research and first drafts; the landscape decision and what is sent to you stay with a named person.

Our internal tools are not what you buy; they are the spine that keeps the work from getting lost.

Honest limits

We show what is known — and what is not.

Public data describes the setting, not a survey of your garden. Satellite or aerial imagery is used only where suitable data exists for your site. A proposed visual is not a built result.

  1. Client-providedFiles and briefs arrive with a recorded origin and purpose.
  2. ScreenedSecurity, format and use checks run before anything is trusted.
  3. ModelledData becomes landscape direction with a stated method.
  4. ReviewedA named human review is completed before delivery.
  5. ApprovedOnly approved work carries an approved label.
  • What is known and what is still unknown are both stated.
  • Every figure carries its source, method, scale and date.
  • Revisions replace earlier versions openly; nothing is silently overwritten.
  • Rights and required attribution travel with the work.
  • A person, not the software, decides what is released.
  • Modelled results are never presented as measurements.

Read the method →

Public context ≠ survey · Proposed ≠ built · Client approval ≠ public eligibility

Labels are not interchangeable.

Start here

Tell us about your project.

Email us the site, the files you already have and the decision you need to make. We will suggest the lightest scope that answers it.