Tropical Modern Garden: Sculptural Planting & Geometric Pools

Design a resort garden in the manner of Raymond Jungles, where tropical planting is treated as sculpture against strict geometry. Lay out a hard landscape of precise rectangular forms: a long geometric pool with sharp stone coping, broad terraces of large-format pale stone, and low board-formed concrete walls at exact heights. Against this, plant boldly and architecturally — a grove of tall bromeliad-clad trees, mass plantings of a single dramatic species repeated in large drifts, and specimen palms placed as individual sculptures with generous space around each. Use foliage form and texture rather than flower colour as the primary effect, in silvers, deep greens and blue-greens. Add a vertical planted wall of bromeliads and ferns on one concrete plane. Include a large abstract sculpture or a carved stone as a focal point. Keep the composition open and modern, not jungly. Show bright subtropical light with strong shadows from the palms crossing the stone. Photorealistic, bold, graphic and lush, eye-level view across the terrace.