The National Parks’ emphasis on developments being landscape (context) led is not only embedded in planning policy but ensures that the qualities of this protected landscape are safeguarded for future generations. Please scroll through a few examples of our South Downs projects below to discover how landscape architecture can deliver meaningful and multifunctional Green Infrastructure benefits to all aspects of the Park.
Solar Array for East Meon
Applying our landscape and visual expertise we were able to position the solar panels in the most productive location whilst using the associated mitigation planting to restore the historic field patterns and to minimise visual impacts from the surrounding hills.
Midhurst Town Centre Greening Project for Midhurst Vision
Working with local stakeholders to maximise opportunities to improve the streetscape and recreational connections between the town centre and National Park.
Woodland Dwellings for Briarsgate Homes
Nestled within an existing woodland, our landscape proposals seek to reinforce the sense of place for future residents by restoring woodland habitats.
Images credit: Cloud 9 Architecture
Flower Pots Brewhouse & Pub, Cheriton
Our sensitive landscape proposals align with the client’s ambitions to grow their local beer production and dining experience.
Mixed-use Development for 6a Vision Homes Ltd
Located at the gateway to Petersfield Town Centre, this brownfield development will provide an innovative and sustainable ‘live, work, play’ environment for the local community.
Images credit: Re-Format Architecture
Hartley Wine Estate Enhancements
Responding to the Parks’ growing viticulture sector, our proposals strike a balance between agricultural needs and landscape character enhancements.
Feel free to get in touch if you have similar challenges in the Park and would like us to help you secure a successful outcome.
