Construction – Green Hands Ibiza

Garden construction in Ibiza

Botanical work with architectural vision

Building a garden is a declaration of respect for the land, the surrounding architecture, and the passage of time that will transform it.

Planning, materials and precision

We understand landscape execution as the technical and sensory culmination of a precise idea. Every line drawn on the Ibizan soil, every planting and every mineral element is a design decision born from a construction strategy with ecological, structural and aesthetic consequences.

Landscaping projects: rediscovering the environment

Ibiza’s land speaks with a clear, luminous and direct voice

Our work begins by observing and listening to the needs of the environment and the way it interacts with the surrounding architecture. We read the relief, observe how the light falls, and analyse the relationship between soil and water

Gardens woven into the Ibizan topography

Every landscaping project is born from a technical and sensory reading of the Ibizan environment:

Stony, calcareous, draining soils with low water retention, influencing every technical choice.
Understated white, horizontal, lime-washed architecture, demanding restrained integration.
A climate of contrasts that calls for preventive planning.
Intense light, uniting our creations and the untouched spaces.

Construction method

Ecological criteria, technical rigour, landscape sensitivity and the goal of permanence

We build gardens in construction phases that honour the natural growth cycle Study and preparation of the terrain: required levelling, specific substrate additions depending on vegetation layer, calibrated compaction, design of harmonious transitions between preserved and transformed spaces, efficient irrigation networks, and passive drainage systems

Lime as mineral mortar.
Local limestone, with warm porosity and variable texture.
Aggregates from Ibizan quarries, compacted without binders.
Natural wood without aggressive varnishes.
Lime, oxidised iron or compacted gravel finishes to support vegetation.

Materials

Planting and mineral textures with compositional intent

Botanical distribution based on layers, seasonal behaviour and dialogue between colours.
Gradual introduction of species determined by maturation and acclimatisation sequences.
Mineral and plant mulching aligned with objectives (thermal, aesthetic, and ecological).
Stone, wood, and lime integrated with a contemporary Mediterranean sensibility.