by Lucy Foley | Nov 6, 2020 | Landmark, Landscape, News
We’re delighted to announce that two schemes we’ve been involved with on behalf of our client Strongvox Homes have recently been given Planning Approval. This will see the delivery of 109 new homes at Cricketer Farm, Nether Stowey in Sedgemoor; and 27 new homes at... read more
by Alison Pike | Oct 21, 2020 | Graphics
From household extensions to greenfield residential development, where there is habitat suitable for bats there is a growing acknowledgement within planning authorities of the need to ensure that important areas for bats are protected from light pollution. Bats and... read more
by Sarah Bond | Oct 20, 2020 | Landmark, Landscape, News
The Landmark Practice (TLP) is absolutely thrilled to announce our appointment to the Procure Partnerships Framework Professional Services Agreement, delivering Landscape Architectural Services across south-west England. This 4 year framework is accessible to most... read more
by Andy Spargo | Oct 15, 2020 | Ecology, Landmark, Landscape, News
We are delighted to announce that The Landmark Practice together with our client, Habitat First Group, are finalists in the Landscape Institute’s Building with Nature Award 2020 that recognizes the design, delivery and management of great places for people and... read more
by Sarah Bond | Oct 8, 2020 | Graphics, Landscape
Winter’s on the way and it’s the perfect time for our Landscape Architects to be getting out on site to undertake Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA). With trees losing their leaves, visibility is at its peak which allows us to best assess the visual impacts... read more
by Lucy Foley | Aug 4, 2020 | Guidance, Landscape
Night time assessments are increasingly being prepared in support of planning applications for new development. Whether introducing new development in what is otherwise a dark landscape, or proposing schemes that may increase light levels in already lit environments,... read more
