by Andy G. | September 29th, 2016 | Landscape, News
Landmark is pleased to announce successful completion of a phased programme of work for the University of Hertfordshire which we commenced in 2012. Landscape Illustrative Masterplan (2014) Working on behalf of the University of Hertfordshire with Wilmore Iles...
by Andy G. | September 29th, 2016 | Climate Change, Landmark, News, Renewable Energy
‘The development of the energy storage sector is on the cusp of commercial reality.’ Having seen a succession of energy generation projects affected by cuts to subsidies, the growing energy storage market and the wide range of energy storage revenue streams available...
by Andy G. | September 29th, 2016 | Landscape, News
Landmark’s Landscape team is delighted to announce that Plot ND6, now known as The Anvil, has just been granted outline planning permission. The building, which provides 83,223 sq ft Grade A office accommodation, spans seven floors and is located within Temple...
by guillermo.s | August 4th, 2016 | Guidance, Landmark, Landscape, News
History The Landmark Practice is located just off one of the busiest junctions in Bristol and one of the busiest roads connecting the North and South of the city. The ‘new Cumberland Basin road crossing and approaches’ opened in 1965 and an area known as the...
by Gemma.Admin | July 25th, 2016 | Ecology, Landmark, News, Protected Species
The landmark Practice is involved in ongoing ecological monitoring and management at a wind turbine site in Avonmouth. Our most recent barn owl box checks at the site have been rewarded by the discovery of two barn owl chicks (approximately 6 weeks old in the picture...
by Andy G. | July 18th, 2016 | Environmental Planning, Law and Policy, News
Pressures on housing and new infrastructure are at the forefront of discussions surrounding growth and development (see Landmark’s Supply and Demand blog). Planning and building new homes in the right places, close to jobs and supported by infrastructure such as...
