Through design presentations, consultations and workshops we believe landscape architects can bring benefits through all design stages. We enjoy working within a team, collaborating with other designers to deliver site solutions which work best for people and place.

Building with Nature [BwN] is a set of standards which prioritises nature-based solutions and offers accreditation to exemplar schemes. BwN is the UK’s first benchmark for the design and maintenance of Green Infrastructure.

Rachael qualified as a BwN Assessor in 2022 and is ready to help support your project to improve Green Infrastructure, apply the BWN Standards or guide your scheme through accreditation. Please get in touch with us if this is something you would like to explore on a future project.

[more about building with nature]

Designing and detailing the landscape in 3D enables better design resolution and transparency for the design and client team.

We understand the importance of digital collaboration in all of our projects; we use Revit as our main design software to work with the wider design team through every stage of a project. We have extensive experience working to a variety of BIM standards as these have developed over the years. We are able to deliver 3D data-rich Revit models for coordination, fly-throughs, rendering and COBie outputs.

We have recently been invited to establish a BIM for Landscape Architecture module at the Landscape Department at the University of Sheffield.

[more about Revit & BIM]

We’re passionate about landscape architecture’s role in placemaking, bringing benefits to both people and for nature. In all of our projects, we will promote the creation of landscapes that inspire and develop a sense of identity. That’s why we’re signatories to the Placemaking Wales Charter.

[more about the placemaking charter]