Congratulations to the team working on Chilmington Green Free School which was granted approval at Committee last night. Located in Chilmington Green, a new 21st… Read More »Net Zero Carbon school approved at planning
We are delighted to be working with Race Cottam Associates to deliver Smith+Nephew’s new world class R&D and manufacturing facility for Advanced Wound Management to be… Read More »World Class R&D Facility for Smith & Nephew
Cheltenham has a brand new ‘pocket park’ at Clarence Fountain in the heart of the town centre. Working with Cheltenham Borough Council and Cotswolds Estates and Gardens,… Read More »Clarence Fountain, Cheltenham
We’ve been at the Friday market in Leominster today to get people’s thoughts on our initial ideas for Corn Square and the High Street. Leominster… Read More »Revitalising Your High Street
We are very pleased to announce the promotions of James Gardner, Callum Whyte, Louis Ashford and Richard Stefanidis to the position of Associate Director. Since… Read More »Promotions
South Derbyshire District Council have unanimously approved our designs for a new £1.1million Park in Swadlincote.
Last Thursday, the latest phases of this prestigious development on the edge of Manchester city centre were unanimously granted approval. Middlewood Locks is a waterside… Read More »Middlewood Locks next stages win Planning Approval
Yes, we’ve turned 11!! . After more than a decade of conceiving, developing and delivering some fantastic projects, we’re ready for the next step in… Read More »Ready for ‘Big School’
Working with nature; schools designed for health, well-being & the environment
September has been a busy month with new faces joining and promotions across the practice
Work is progressing on the first of the Public Realm projects we’ve designed for Harlow Council
The Ares Landscape Architect’s sponsored Design Prize for Excellence in Landscape Architecture, awarded for best overall performance in the final postgraduate year at Sheffield University,… Read More »Annual Ares Design Prize
Our scheme for new parkland and open spaces at Middleton Throstle in Leeds received planning approval earlier this month
After a long, challenging design competition process, we are extremely pleased to have been successful with our design.
On Friday we went to Liverpool to check on progress at The Spine, the project is nearing completion with both the building and public realm due to be handed over in May.
Our landscape design proposals for the UK Atomic Energy Agency (UKAEA) Head Quarters at Culham Science Centre in Oxfordshire have now been submitted for planning Approval.