The landscape for Adobe Campus is tightly integrated with building architecture. The foreground is a sloped green over the stilt parking floor. The earth depth of around 2 m is used to plant high Kadam trees in clumps to soften the building façade. The entrance oval plaza sits in the centre of the sloped foreground, at a mid level from the driveway drop-off and the building entry level. All along the front street, running parallel to building front façade is a reflective pool with islands of green, making it almost integral to the building architecture. The rear areas of the scheme are proposed for playing fields for sports such as basketball, volley ball and cricket. The roof of the auditorium block jutting out in that area is designed for informal seating. The phase two area is designed as low maintenance greens, to be kept till phase two building block comes up. The spaces are planned to be interactive, with local rugged planting, as the whole campus is designed as a green campus