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- FEATURED OUTDOOR PROJECT -

GARDEN WITH GAZEBO Pereš

The design treats the outdoor space of a family home in Pereš as a coherent garden with a gazebo, seating areas, greenery and a water feature. The aim was a welcoming setting for relaxation and everyday outdoor living, naturally connected to the house and carefully adapted to the site. A distinctive water feature is integrated into the slope, creatively resolving a level change beside the parking space. The gazebo, paved areas, planting and terrain form a harmonious, functional whole.

LOCATION

Košice /

SVK

PROJECT TYPE

Family home / Garden renovation

CHARACTER

Garden retreat / Natural palette

Design + technical documentation

DELIVERABLES

Plans, electrical layouts, elevations

PROJECT CONCEPT

TERRAIN AS PART OF THE DESIGN

The change in level becomes an opportunity to structure the garden naturally and integrate a water feature into the slope.

THE GAZEBO AS A GATHERING PLACE

The gazebo is the garden’s focal point — a place to relax, dine and spend time together, naturally connected to the house and outdoor areas.

Paving, planting, parking and seating areas are arranged as a clear, practical and welcoming whole for everyday use.

A garden where terrain, water and outdoor living come together.

 

The varied terrain is a natural part of the garden composition. A water feature within the slope softens the level change beside the parking area and adds a distinctive visual moment. The gazebo, greenery, paving and seating are arranged to make the garden harmonious, functional and enjoyable every day.

EXTERIOR VIEWS

A garden and gazebo as a natural extension of home.

 

The visualisations explore views from the house, through transitional spaces and towards the gazebo. Seating, planting, lighting and the timber gazebo form a calm whole that works by day and in the evening. The gazebo becomes the main place to relax, while greenery and paths guide movement through the garden.

MATERIAL PALETTE

Thermowood · pine cladding

Thermowood

Pine

vertical cladding

Corten · smooth sheet metal

Corten

smooth sheet metal

cladding

Concrete-effect porcelain · non-slip tiles

Porcelain  with a

non-slip concrete effect

paving

Grey granite · decorative gravel

Granite, 8–16 mm aggregate

grey

decorative gravel

Natural materials for a calm, welcoming outdoor space.

 

The palette draws on the garden’s natural character. Wood, stone, water and greenery create a calm foundation that feels soft and natural while remaining suitable for outdoor use.

SITE TRANSFORMATION

Pereš · existing site plan

EXISTING CONDITION 

The land survey records the original site layout, existing structures, levels and garden features that informed the new outdoor concept.

Pereš · proposed garden plan

PROPOSED DESIGN

The design brings the functional zones together into one coherent outdoor space, with clear circulation, careful terrain design and a natural connection to the house.

Transforming the site into a considered garden composition.

 

Working with existing conditions, level changes and movement gives the garden a clearer structure, a pleasant atmosphere and a natural connection to the house.

DOCUMENTATION

Pereš · setting-out drawing

SETTING-OUT DRAWING

The design brings the functional zones together into one coherent outdoor space, with clear circulation, careful terrain design and a natural connection to the house.

Pereš · paved surfaces

PAVED SURFACES

The drawing shows proposed paving across the site and its connections

to the house, gazebo, parking area and garden paths.

Pereš · lighting design

LIGHTING

Lighting supports safe movement and shapes the garden’s evening atmosphere.

Pereš · gazebo drawing

GAZEBO

The drawings define the pavilion’s shape, dimensions, materials and construction as the garden’s main gathering place.

Pereš · water feature drawing

WATER FEATURE

The drawing shows the water feature integrated into the slope beside the parking area.

The layers of a garden design.

 

From paving and lighting to the gazebo and water feature details, the drawings explain circulation, the connection to the house, materials and the technical and spatial relationships between the main outdoor elements.

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