We have extensive experience of producing cost effective and sustainable landscape designs for residential, commercial and large infrastructure projects. We have produced masterplans for new settlements and business parks, landscape designs for housing and office developments, and detailed hard landscape designs and planting plans for large and small developments.
We work closely with developers and architects to produce well thought out and attractive public spaces.
We have recently completed the landscape design for a social housing development in North Glasgow and the landscape strategyfor a high-density development in Livingston.
We are also working on a number of housing masterplans and detailed landscape design projects for several housing developers at locations across the central belt of Scotland.
We have produced landscape designs for a number of commercial landscapes including supermarkets, business parks and technology parks.
We have produced landscape designs and provided site supervision for a number of large infrastructure projects including trunk road upgrades, waste water treatment facilities and large scale hydro power developments.
Using our ecological background and experience we have been involved in a number of landscape restoration projects.
We have undertaken a number of assessments of the opportunities and constraints associated with historic landscapes.
We have also undertaken the sensitive masterplanning of enabling development within historic landscapes and the renovation of remnant landscapes.
Previous projects have included:
• Landscape regeneration strategy and enabling residential development masterplanning for a historic landscape in Ayrshire;
• Integration of a new business campus with a remnant designed landscape in Warwickshire;
• Restoration of a Victorian park in Cheshire;
• Historic landscape regeneration strategy for a historic landscape in Highland Perthshire; and
• Review of development constraints and opportunities for a derelict designed landscape and stately home in North Glasgow.