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Inspired
professional service for the landscape and urban design of external
and internal spaces in UK and overseas, with expertise in urban regeneration,
public participation, public art, and site planning.
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Our
emphasis is on innovative sustainable solutions to environmental opportunities
in the fields of public urban space, leisure, business, retail, airports,
hospitals, residential, hotels and private gardens.
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| February 2010 Designs for the Green Wall and other planting as a seaside concept around the London Aquatic Centre, working with Zaha Hadid Architects. January 2010 Planning submission for the inspired design of external areas of three HCA funded housing sites for LB Ealing. December 2009 Public and private squares in North Acton featuring a "Carpet of Dancing Light' and square column trees in between student apartments, is in for planning'. November 2009 Planning submission for the design of external areas as part of the refurbishment of social housing block in Croydon. Philip is advising the winners of the Amelia Street completion in Southwark on ways to grow food in a street environment. First phase of 50ha industrial site on the Swale next to an SSSI is completed with top eco credentials. Housing association apartments in Clapham completed with an iconic roof garden featuring a symbolic stream. Commenced landscape planning strategy for part of Hertfordshire in respect of housing development sites. Visual impact assessment and landscape proposals for a new roadway and lorry park at Earls Court are submitted for planning. First phase of a new metal hospital in Northampton completed with some stunning courtyards for patient use. Two iconic Japanese internal gardens in the new Terminal 3 at Dubai Airport won a BALI award and are featured on Emirates web site. Resolved tree issues, ecology and garden designs for ambitious contemporary house and underground extension for art works in north London. Commenced designs for 5 star hotel and anticipated Michelin star restaurant with its own 'potager' in listed building north of London.
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