Thematic Garden Designer

About the Role:

The Thematic Garden Designer (TGD) shall be part of the Facilities Management Contractor's (FMC) supporting team and be responsible for conceptualising, designing, and implementing thematic landscape, floral, and horticultural displays that enhance visitor experiences and support events, festivals, and placemaking initiatives.

What You'll Do:

• Develop thematic landscape concepts, floral displays, and greenery installations that align with events, seasonal celebrations, cultural showcases, and branding objectives.
• Create immersive outdoor experiences through the strategic selection and arrangement of plants, landscape materials, decorative features, and thematic elements.
• Prepare and present design proposals, mood boards, planting palettes, sketches, and visual concepts for review and approval.
• Incorporate horticultural knowledge, artistic creativity, and cultural relevance into landscape designs to achieve the intended theme, mood, and visitor experience.
• Recommend suitable plant species, materials, and decorative elements that support the approved thematic concept while considering site conditions and maintainability.
• Coordinate with horticultural, landscape maintenance, and event teams to ensure accurate and timely implementation of approved thematic designs.

What You'll Need:

• Diploma or Degree in Landscape Design, Landscape Architecture, Horticulture, Environmental Design, or a related discipline.
• Minimum of five (5) years of relevant experience in thematic landscape design, floral display design, placemaking, tourism attractions, public parks, resorts, or themed environments.
• Demonstrated experience in developing and executing cultural, seasonal, or event-based landscape concepts and installations.
• Strong knowledge of tropical plant species, planting design principles, landscape materials, and aesthetic composition.
• A comprehensive portfolio showcasing completed thematic landscape, floral, or horticultural design projects, with cultural or tourism-related themed works being an advantage.