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On a recent residential development project in Worcestershire, our team worked together to integrate biodiversity into the design from the outset, creating a place where both wildlife and residents can thrive.
As the days grow shorter and temperatures begin to drop, our outdoor spaces undergo a remarkable transformation. Autumn is not only a season of vibrant colours, but also a critical time for wildlife preparing for the challenges of winter.
This month we look at the striking Burnet, our native Crab Apple and the baddie Tree of Heaven.
The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) published in August 2026 arguably provides a stronger platform for placemaking than previous versions.
Land Studio is proud to mark the completion of our landscape architecture work at Sundew Court, a later‑living residential development in Shropshire for Untold Living.
Modern industrial developers face a balancing act: every square metre of land must justify its value, whether through buildings, service yards, circulation space or infrastructure.
The revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) came into force on 17 August 2026, setting out the Government's latest policies for planning, placemaking and decision-making on development proposals across England.
The scale and pace of warehousing and data centre development across the UK is only going to increase.
This month we look at our native Heather, the Common Hazel which is very valuable to wildlife, and the baddie Water Fern.
It is not uncommon to encounter landscape architects in rural and urban settings, systematically photographing views from public vantage points.
The past few months have shown how quickly our landscapes can shift under pressure.
It has been an incredibly dry 6 weeks. The last significant rainfall across North Wales and the North West fell on 11th June, and since then our landscapes have raced through entire seasons.
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
