Oliva-Degroise
Landscape architecture and garden design for private and commercial clients on the French Riviera and beyond
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Oliva-Degroise
Oliva & Degroise is a landscape design studio that plans gardens and outdoor living spaces inspired by Mediterranean landscapes. Services include concept design, detailed plans and specifications, and construction-site follow-up.
The studio works with clients commissioning garden and outdoor-space projects, coordinating with partner contractors during implementation. Its portfolio includes projects in France and Dubai.
Product: Landscape architecture and garden design, including project plans, specifications, and construction oversight.
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