LARIAK LANDSCAPES LTD

 Lariak Landscapes Ltd is a firm offering independent Landscape Architecture, Environmental planning and Management services from inception to implementation.  The firm was established in 1991 as Lariak Consultants and is located at Davard House, Cedar Road in Westlands.  The firm has completed many projects of varied magnitude while others are on going.  

MISSION STATEMENT
- To Create and maintain landscapes of distinction while showing sensitivity to the environment;
- Provide and deliver value to clients;
- Build the profile of landscape architecture in the region;
- Create and nurture a creative and respectful work environment where team spirit is encouraged and    individuals are empowered to make decisions and take pride in their work.


EQUIPMENT AND RESOURCES
Lariak Landscapes Ltd office is equipped with modern in-house computing facilities comprising of AutoCAD Release 2000 and Archicad Studio.  In addition, we have A1 size plotters, several word processors and photocopier of high quality for efficient document presentation. With this up-to-date equipment, Lariak Landscapes Ltd is capable of high productivity and high quality in an efficient manner.

In addition, the firm landscape maintenance department has a plant nursery constituting of numerous plant varieties situated in Kileleshwa.   This department is fully equipped with landscape construction tools.

OUR CLIENTS;
- Upper Hill Medical Centre- Mumias Sugar Company.- U.S Embassy.- Central Bank of Kenya.  -1- Nairobi Mamba Village.-Total Oil Products (EA). -The Royal Saudi Arabia Embassy. - Kenya Airways Ltd. - Landmark Hotel. - Hillcrest Preparatory School. - Peponi School. - Cooperative Insurance Company Ltd - National Security Intelligence Service-   National Hospital Insurance Fund - Keekorok Lodges.- Japanese Chancery - Multiple Hauliers Ltd - Jomo Kenyatta Intl Airport - High Point Hotel - UAP Insurance Co. Ltd - Oxford University Press, East Africa. -Saj Ceramics

AWARD
GOLD AWARD OF EXCELLENCE-Nairobi Mamba Village:  By Architectural association of Kenya (AAK) during AAK 40th anniversary celebration 2 on metropolis beyond vision 2030 held at KICC 12th -14th June 2008