Veteran? Or not?
There is no doubt that some trees are of exceptional value. The biodiversity supported by ancient and veteran trees is unique in many ways. England is host to many such trees, mostly oak, but also yew, sweet chestnut and others.
landscape architecture
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.
Creation and Management of Lowland Dry Acid Grassland
For the past year I have been working on a new senior living housing project where the local planning authority
How do you start to design elements of a Stone and Bronze Age landscape? – By Alice
As a practice we often get involved in a wide range of interesting projects that can sometimes be quite a
End of year blog from Lionel, Dec 2017
Final week before Christmas and we are fully ensconced in our new offices across the other side of Petersfield on
A Humanitarian Role – Landscape Architecture’s New Direction
We were lucky enough to have a recent visit from Rhys Jones, a graduate of The University of Gloucester who
A new public space for London – by Alex
The end of June saw the momentous occasion of a new public space in London being opened in by the