An award-winning visit to Canary Wharf
It was very pleasing to see such a great turnout from the Landscape Industry as a whole, but notably not many landscape architects, despite two awards categories focusing on our slice of the industry.
Landscape Architect
Lionel’s End of Year Blog 2019
I am fortunate to be surrounded by an extraordinary team here and it is very much appreciated – none of our work would be possible without them.
A ‘real world’ insight into Landscape Architecture
Since returning to my final year at University I have been working on community design projects, which has involved engaging with clients. My AutoCAD skills are being fully utilised, as I am now familiar with receiving files from the client through my understanding of xrefs.
Shock of the new
I recently returned to the place where I grew up. Well, kind of. It hardly seems the same place any more.
Getting the basics right
The place buzzed with plenty of activity, both vehicular and human. The space was positioned to allow you to keep clear of movement not blocking people on the pavement, yet safe from vehicles.
An award winning weekend for terra firma
It’s been an award winning Easter weekend! The 2019 Local Government News Street Design Awards have been announced with two terra firma projects as winning entries.
Sometimes you need to look up to look down
Our work has been continuing at Butser Ancient Farm, Hampshire with investigations being carried out gathering further evidence for our next meeting with the South Downs National Park Authority.
The landscape around the Farm is rich in archaeology and cultural heritage, with many finds identified from the Bronze Age, Iron Age, Saxon and Roman periods.