We've helped shape resilient outdoor spaces in both urban and rural contexts — always grounded in place, people, and purpose.
Make it living.
Real landscapes are meant to grow.
LILE is a small landscape architecture practice founded by George Lile, with one foot in the city and one in the wild. Based in Austria and Romania, we work across urban and rural contexts, designing spaces that are ecological, adaptable, and meaningful.
George’s background combines hands-on experience in green infrastructure, a love for native plants, and academic research in sustainable urban strategies. His work bridges planning and planting, drawing equally from construction sites and wild landscapes.
Whether it’s a green roof in Vienna, a natural pool surrounded by native flora, or a reclaimed rural meadow, each project is grounded in simplicity, resilience, and care.
We believe that every place — no matter how small — has the potential to connect people and nature.
We design places that grow with you.
Don’t just make it stand out — make it belong.
Dream it.
Every landscape starts with an idea — a feeling, a need, a vision.
We help shape that idea into something grounded: a space that belongs to its place, its people, and its purpose.
Build it.
We turn visions into real spaces — with detailed planning, sustainable materials, and hands-on coordination from start to finish.
Grow it.
A landscape doesn’t end once it’s built — it begins to live, adapt, and evolve.
We care about what comes after: maintenance strategies, seasonal change, and helping every space grow into its full potential.
Share it.
Great ideas deserve to be seen — and understood.
We help translate your vision into clear plans, compelling visuals, and grounded strategies that speak to partners, clients, and communities.
Style it.
We believe style in landscape is not about decoration — it’s about coherence, atmosphere, and the way a space feels when you step into it.
From materials to planting, we design with intention and care.
Live it.
A well-designed landscape invites presence.
It becomes a place to move through, to rest in, to return to — a living extension of daily life.