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Landscape path reference
A landscape path reference connects pedestrian movement with planting, fixture scale and service access. Use it to identify the surfaces that need light and the areas that should stay unlit. The scene supports a planning discussion; it does not establish the configuration needed for another site.
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A landscape path reference connects pedestrian movement with planting, fixture scale and service access. Use it to identify the surfaces that need light and the areas that should stay unlit. The scene supports a planning discussion; it does not establish the configuration needed for another site.Page content updated
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Which site conditions shape the product choice?
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- What belongs in a landscape path lighting brief?
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Project brief
What belongs in a landscape path lighting brief?
A landscape path brief is a record of the movement route, adjacent planting, architectural edges and intended visual hierarchy. Mark where people walk, where fixtures can be placed and which surfaces need attention. This reference illustrates a planning approach; it does not claim a completed client project or measured outcome. Use current site drawings and photographs when requesting an actual product review.
Constraints
What could change the fixture selection?
Review fixture scale, glare concerns, planting growth, exposure and maintenance access together. Note nearby windows or other areas where unwanted light would matter, and identify mounting or service restrictions. Keep these requirements with the shortlist so product comparisons address the same conditions. Final suitability and any performance claims require the selected configuration and project-specific evidence.
Product path
Compare compact families with the scene in view.
Use the landscape application page to move from scene context to products and then to a focused project enquiry.
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