Taking a nature led approach can stop ‘insipid’ developments
In a recent Government report, Levelling-up Secretary Michael Gove said that new housing developments are often let down by ‘poor landscaping or indifferent or insipid urban character’.
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Sustainable drainage systems and what it means to you
DEFRA announced earlier this month that sustainable drainage systems, or SuDS, are to be mandatory by 2024 for new developments.
Could Nature Led Design be a key driver for tackling climate change?
Since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution and the gradual urbanisation of the natural environment, we have become increasingly detached from nature.
What does the government's plan for mandatory sustainable drainage systems within future developments mean for you?
All new developments in England will be required to make sustainable drainage systems a mandatory requirement by 2024, a new Government review has announced today.
Landscape strategy for Anglesey house
A formal landscape and visual appraisal can be the key to effective planning decisions.
Land Studio works with London school to transform its landscape
We have been working with Eden Girls’ School, Waltham Forest, to transform the entrance to its school.
Planning permission granted for specialist school
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The service we received was prompt and professional. Lisa efficiently and accurately defined our requirements for a suitable sustainable drainage strategy to serve a proposed new-build dwelling on a unique mountainside site, quickly progressing to a resolved design and successful submission of a SuDS application to the Local Authority SAB.
Amber Yorke, Architect & Director, Yoma Architecture