KSA / 2022 to present / Resort landscaping
Red Sea Global
Selected supplier of trees and palms to UAE, Qatar and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the ongoing Red Sea Project.
Project proof
Project Experience
Selected resort, theme park, casino, public realm, golf and luxury residential landscapes supported by Ornatec capability.
Interactive project board
Project geography and supply capability in one view.
Red Sea Global, Disney, Macau hospitality, Hong Kong roof gardens and Australian supply capability are now presented as a living network rather than a static page.
Project reach
Global supply, project and market capability.
Ornatec works across destination landscapes, supplier networks and export pathways where plant material has to be specified, sourced, prepared and moved with confidence.
Projects
Supply sources
Supply-to markets
Network view
Red Sea Global
KSA / Present / Resort landscaping
AMAALA Resorts
Production nursery capacity behind resort-scale destination landscape procurement for coastal development work in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
UAE / Present / Resort landscaping
Wynn Al Marjan Island
Destination landscape procurement context for a landmark island resort environment in the United Arab Emirates.
Shanghai / 2012 to 2016 / Theme park landscaping
Disneyland Shanghai
Horticultural and landscape planning and development for immersive green spaces that complement the atmosphere of the park.
Macau / 2016 / Resort landscaping
Wynn Palace Casino
Development of extensive gardens and green spaces integrated into the resort's opulent design.
Hong Kong / 2002 to 2006 / Theme park landscaping
Disneyland Hong Kong
Soft landscaping installation since park construction, with primary Disney resorts supplier status held continuously since 2002.
Macau / 2016 / Resort landscaping
MGM Cotai
High-impact landscapes designed to elevate a luxury resort environment and guest experience.
Hong Kong / 2012 to 2016 / Roof gardens
Hong Kong Roof Gardens
Constructed roof gardens with Kawada Industries using the Midorichan roof system, a water-saving sustainable technology.
Macau / 2008 to 2009 / Resort landscaping
City of Dreams Casino Resort
Landscape support for a luxury casino resort environment designed around a seamless guest experience.
Macau / 2008 to 2009 / Golf course landscaping
Caesars Golf Macau
Landscape development for a golf course environment, enhancing natural beauty with sustainable visual impact.
Shanghai / 2003 to 2009 / Residential landscaping
Fairlake Luxury Residential Villas
Lush landscapes for high-end residential villas, providing beauty, privacy and tranquility.
Track record
Two decades of landmark landscapes, from first tree to final handover.
Behind the showcase projects sits a working history spanning integrated resorts, theme parks, national infrastructure, city-authority green roofs and giga-project supply, delivered across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Hong Kong, Macau, mainland China and West Africa.
30+Landmark contracts
7Territories
2002Delivering since
One of only three primary Disney resorts suppliers, continuously since 2002.
Integrated resorts & casinos
Guest-facing landscapes for the world's most demanding hospitality environments, from the Cotai Strip to the Gulf.
- 2025 to presentWynn Al Marjan Island · UAESoft landscaping supply, with Wahat Al Sahraa, for the region's newest integrated resort
- 2019Wynn Macau, West CasinoRevitalisation landscaping works
- 2018MGM CotaiGardens for the MGM VVIP Mansion
- 2018City of Dreams, MacauL40 pool deck, patron-room landscapes and median-strip restoration
- 2017Studio City, MacauSoft landscaping works
- 2015 to 2016MGM CotaiLandscape design through supply and installation
- 2016Wynn Palace CotaiSupply and installation for the resort opening
- 2014 to 2015Wynn MacauSouth casino upgrade landscaping
- 2012MGM MacauHorticultural consultancy and planting supply
- 2007 to 2009City of Dreams, MacauSupply and installation from first construction
Theme parks
Immersive planting where the landscape is part of the show, performing daily for millions of guests.
- 2002 to 2006Disneyland Hong KongSoft landscaping installation from park construction through to 2006; primary Disney resorts supplier status since 2002. Archive record
- 2012 to 2016Disneyland ShanghaiSupply, soft landscaping and on-site nursery through park delivery
Giga-projects & destination coasts
Tree, palm and nursery supply into the largest destination developments on earth.
- 2022 to presentRed Sea Development Company · KSASoft landscaping supply for resorts and central nurseries. Archive record
- 2021 to presentAMAALA · KSAResort landscape supply on the Red Sea coast
- 2011Saadiyat Island · Abu DhabiSupply for the cultural district and luxury private villas. Archive record
Stadia & national infrastructure
Planting programmes tied to world events and critical national projects.
- 2017Qatar World Cup infrastructure · DohaSoft landscaping supply across tournament infrastructure
- 2013 to 2015Khalifa Stadium & MIA Park · QatarLandscape supply and project nurseries
- 2013Kempinski Hotel & infrastructure · GhanaSoft landscaping supply for critical infrastructure works
- 2022 to presentLandfill restoration · Hong KongPlant supply for the capping-seal restoration landscape
Urban green roofs & ESG
City-authority green infrastructure delivered on live transport and utility sites.
- 2016 to 2017MTR Corporation · Hong KongGreen roofs across five station and line projects: West Kowloon, South Horizon, Kwun Tong Extension, Shatin Central and Island Line
- 2019 to 2021Hong Kong Science Park, TKOGreen roof delivery with Paul Y Engineering
- 2019 to 2021Lohas 6, TKOGreen roof for a major residential development with Hip Hing Construction
- 2015Water Services Department · Hong KongAuthority green roof programme
Residential & community
Long-run private estates and public realm.
- 2003 to 2009Fairlake Villas · ShanghaiVilla landscapes, supply and consultancy over six years
- 2019 to 2020Macau Municipal Affairs BureauCommunity gardens and public infrastructure planting
The palettes behind the projects
Resort and destination work on this page draws on a narrow set of species that recur because they perform, not because they are fashionable. The vertical layer is almost always palms for resort landscaping, the canopy comes from trees for luxury resorts, and the understorey from shrubs for luxury resorts.
Theme park and visitor attraction planting is a different discipline again, built around specimens that have to read from a distance and survive constant footfall, which is feature trees for public spaces and, at the top end, hero trees. How those are chosen is set out in selecting trees for theme parks.