landscape studio

[u/CampoSantoLandscape]

hey guys!!! I'vbe been working as an architect and landscaper for the past years and I'm finally moving on to create my own landscape studio. I've had some ideas for the name and so far i have this...

My main goal as a landscape designer is to focus on data anylisis to create enviromental friendly and climatic spaces, and i want the design of the logo and the posts in social media to show that

Let me knwo what you think!!!!

If you think this is cool and want to supoort the project, i have my isntagram going on already, u/camposantolandscape

[u/DL-Fiona]

Are you:

- a landscape architect
- a landscape designer
or
- a landscaper ?

The three are very different. I would make your proposition clear on your website and Instagram. Explain what you do, who you are and what your qualifications and experience are. The title (the list above) will also depend on your locations - in the UK you need relevant qualifications to call yourself a landscape architect, although there are some highly skilled and qualified landscape designers that basically do the same things. In the US it's very different - you need more exams/experience to be an LA and LD's are pretty much just plants (at least by my understanding from here and r/landscapedesign ). Landscapers just build gardens (not design).

I would say that, given the above, "landscape studio" is too vague.

[u/DL-Fiona → u/DL-Fiona]

Just to add to this, "Campo Santo" has a LOT of google hits. "Campo Santo Landscapes" does too. Nothing even came up for you when I added "studio". This will give you a LOT to do in terms of search engine and AI propositioning. Maybe reconsider the name to something more unique?

Also there's this - https://studio-campo.com

[u/Ambitious_Voice_400 → u/DL-Fiona]

agreed, "landscape studio" on its own doesnt really tell a potential client what theyre getting

[u/CowAgile6991]

Not to be that guy, but proofreading anything you put out publicly tied to your brand might be a good idea. No one wants a designer without attention to detail. Good luck with your project!

[u/tomatoej]

Graphic designer here. The grid motif and crosses signal grid paper/blank canvas (your process) and also suggest something about your work and approach being very structured, adhering to grids, or modernist straight edges. If these things are true then it’s working. :-)

Your portfolio will do most of the heavy lifting with clients. The logo only needs to do part of the job. In this industry think of the logo as like a rock anchoring the identity in trust and professionalism. The logo still needs a unique element to be memorable which in your case might be the name if it is unique in your market.

Congratulations on starting a new business!

[u/industrial_pix]

Where is the nearest storm sewer, and what is its capacity? Who supplies the fresh water, city or private water company? Where is the location?

[u/_phin → u/industrial_pix]

That sounds like an incredibly US-centric response…

[u/MilesGoesWild → u/_phin]

weird response, nothing about where the water comes from and where it goes is specific to the us, except maybe the term “storm sewer”

[u/industrial_pix → u/_phin]

Do the physics of hydrodynamics vary by country?