This garden was a design challenge as we had to create a Beach Club in an area far from the sea, situated in an environment with a completely Mediterranean character.

The planting had to satisfy a double need, the feeling of arriving at an oasis, and at the same time the harmonious integration with the Mediterranean landscape that surrounded the project.

This is why Mediterranean species such as Quercus ilex and Quercus suber, Tamarix gallica and Pistacia lentiscus were planted on the outer perimeter, which blended in with the landscape surrounding the intervention area.

The transition between the Mediterranean and this ‘tropical oasis’ took place on the access route to the Beach Club. This route runs along some stairs that allow you to dominate the space from above, a characteristic that we took advantage of to replicate a grid of Andalusian olive trees in production.