urban design and masterplanning

Macro site planning for new Garden Town for 15,000 houses.  Newly densified town centre, integrates public realm, and strong pedestrian routes through district-wide green infrastructure to reinforce town identity.

A hidden and ever-changing world of tidal water, sucking mud, industrial debris and secret nature.

New life for a key city space rests on intense community involvement to bring democratic change to historic environment

A podium landscape reusing discovered site artefacts, sheltered garden spaces for residents, wrapped around ventilation chimneys and with a prospect of the floating harbour

Castle Park View has made its mark on the Bristol skyline as the city’s tallest building – for now.

The orientation and layout of the building creates a well integrated streetscape whilst adding valuable retail and amenity space to stimulate the revival of the High Street.

Reimagining the Old BRI brings new public space, reveals elements of the original building and plants new trees within dense city precinct

Environmentally led university campus masterplan for a Mediterranean climate

Redevelopment of a North London housing estate brings an opportunity to build community with a pedestrian friendly square and revitalised green space.

High profile public realm outside the Theatre Royal in Bath with space for performances.

A mixed-use, retail-led city quarter, with new streets, squares, realigned highway, and residential home zone.

The street has been refocused around a series of tramlines, with integrated lighting, which echo the old tram route throughout the commercial heart of the city.

The redevelopment of Milford Docks has been greatly influenced by the presence of a number of rare bat communities who commute along the cliffs between the SACs on local, wooded rivers (or Pills). 

The transformation created flow beside the shops and places to pause between, and the well-used space remained open to shoppers throughout.

Intimidating high walls are transformed with greenery, artworks and lighting.

A strategy plan to put Keynsham’s High Street on the map.

The scheme was designed using planting appropriate to the climate combined with an irrigation system.

Landscape design within application for funding to restore historic square

Evaluation of a market town to reduce vehicle dominance