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Landscape Design
List of services below normally align with RIBA Stages 1-3 or concept design and project coordination through to a planning application.
Briefing, site analysis and feasibility reports.
Review and consideration of tree, ecology and other surveys and recommendations.
Concept & sketch designs.
Design development.
Coordination with architects, engineers, lighting designers, artists and other project members.
Planning advice, planning documents for approval including Design & Access Statements.
Attendance at local authority pre-application meetings and presentations.
Attendance and presentations at design review panels.
Planting strategies, plans, schedules.
Landscape contractor sourcing and interviews.
Site supervision and planting (if small scale).
RIBA stages 4-6 (technical design to handover) can also be agreed dependent on the project.
Community
Site visit, appraisal and feasibility.
Communication and consultations with communities and residents to prepare a brief.
Design of smaller scale ideas, planting and biodiversity enhancement.
Gardening days with communities and help in construction and planting.
Handover to the community with the possibility of continued involvement through regular visits, guidance, future phases and also a maintenance programme.
See community projects.
Placemaking
Assessment and feasibility of placemaking potential.
Placemaking strategies and concepts.
Engagement and coordination of artists, craftsmen and other consultants.
Planting and greening proposals.
On site coordination and physical implementation.
See placemaking projects.