SVALDR Cube
A clean square form for feature trees, entrances and repeated planting compositions across residential and commercial landscapes.
- Best for
- Entrances · feature trees · pools · resorts
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SVALDRELEMENTAL OUTDOOR ARCHITECTURE
SVALDR Landscape
Structure for the living landscape.
SVALDR Landscape uses weathered steel to give planting and level changes a stronger architectural framework. The collection covers planters, raised growing systems, tree surrounds and selected project-led retaining applications.
Elemental designMaterial, function and landscape considered together.
Project specifiedDimensions, finishes and technical details confirmed before supply.
Global supplyDestination, freight and local project requirements reviewed at quotation.
The collection
Fewer products. Stronger spaces.
SVALDR is intentionally curated. Each product has a clear role in the outdoor environment and can stand alone or connect with the wider SVALDR system.
SVALDR Column
A vertical planter format that adds presence beside entrances and walls without demanding a large ground footprint.
- Best for
- Entrances · hospitality · courtyards · apartments
SVALDR Linear Planter
A rectangular planter system for defining routes, creating privacy and dividing outdoor zones through planting rather than hard walls.
- Best for
- Terraces · hospitality · pools · commercial landscapes
SVALDR Form
A small curated family of tapered, curved and expressive forms where the planter itself contributes to the composition.
- Best for
- Hotel entrances · resorts · premium gardens
SVALDR Raised
Modular raised beds for productive gardens, schools, hospitality and structured growing spaces.
- Best for
- Kitchen gardens · schools · community · hospitality
SVALDR Ring
A modular circular weathered-steel boundary for mulch, gravel or planting around new and selected existing trees.
- Best for
- Schools · resorts · commercial · public-facing landscapes
SVALDR Retain
Weathered-steel retaining and terracing elements specified according to actual loads, drainage, ground conditions and structural support.
- Best for
- Sloping sites · raised gardens · larger landscape projects
SVALDR principles
Shape the elements.
Plant first · planter second
Root volume, soil depth, drainage and irrigation should be sized around the mature planting rather than selecting a planter on appearance alone.
Use repetition deliberately
A consistent family of cubes, columns and linear planters creates stronger landscape structure than a collection of unrelated decorative containers.
Structural applications remain engineered
Large planters, elevated installations and retaining elements need project-specific review of weight, support, drainage and soil loads.
Project planning
Specify the site before the product.
Confirm the planting intent, soil volume, drainage, irrigation, filled weight, supporting surface and exposure before choosing the final dimensions. Rooftops, balconies, large specimen trees and retaining applications require additional project-specific assessment.
SVALDR Landscape
Tell us what you are building.
Send the destination, application, approximate dimensions, plans or site photographs. Apollo will review the project and prepare the appropriate SVALDR pathway manually.