davis landscape architecture company presentation 2015

Davis Landscape Architecture Limited Registered in England and Wales Company Number 7018870. VAT Registration Number 979558439

Nº 138964 DavisLandscape Architecture

Company PresentationOverview and Landscape Architect’s Project Examples

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DavisLandscape Architecture


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Landscape Architects design the spaces between buildings.Techniques used are based on a knowledge and understanding of the external environment, human psychology and landscape materials. We consider and organise landscape elements of each external spaces to suit its specific function and intended end user. The requirements of other disciplines are accommodated throughout the design process and coordinated within our landscape proposals.

Typical landscape architect’s projects include:Residential Developments including Home ZoneCommercial, Office & Retail DevelopmentsPublic Realm including Shared SpacesPlay space, School & Education Landscape DesignMasterplan, Mixed Use & Urban RegenerationGreen InfrastructureLandscape & Visual Assessment

What do Landscape Architects do?





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Landscape architects work with:ArchitectsCivil & Structural EngineersM&E EngineersPlanning ConsultantsEcological ConsultantsArboricultural ConsultantsProject ManagersQuantity SurveyorsDevelopersHousing AssociationsContractorsLocal AuthoritiesCommunities

Collaborative Design Approach





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“Integrated landscape-led design has the power to transform a place into somewhere which is highly functional with strong character and beauty.”Landscape Institute 2012

“Cross-sectional evidence suggests that living closer to urban green spaces, such as parks, is associated with lower mental distress.” Scientific Journal 2013

“Clever use of landscape doesn’t only shape a development’s character and appearance, which is essential in attaining that hard to define ‘sense of place’. It also helps tackle current issues such as highways, connectivity, drainage and sustainability.”Andrew Hodgson, Development Surveyor, Ainscough Strategic Land

Hill Square, Tilberg Netherlands

Benefits of Employing a Landscape Architect





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Stage A: Inception- Help to establish a Client Brief

Stage B: Feasibility- Analytical information to help clients understand if there project is feasible

Stage C: Outline Proposal- Outline proposal plans and sections / Outline Planning Submission

Stage D: Sketch Proposal- Landscape Plans / Elevations / Visualisations / Design Statement / Detailed Planning Submission

Stage E: Detail Proposal- Detailed Plans / Sections / Information to satisfy conditions

Stage F/G: Production Information- Full Tender Information / General Arrangement Plans / Planting Plans / Technical Sections / Technical Details / NBS Specification / Soils Plans / Levels Plans / Lighting Plans

Stage H/J: Tender Action- Advise Client on suitable contractor / Interview contractors

Stage K: Operations on Site- Full construction information / Attend progress meetings / Site Inspections & reports / Input into O&M Manuals

Stage L: Completion- Snagging Reports / FInal Inspection / Certificates

Landscape Architect’s Works Stages



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Liverpool Grove, Southwark, London

Key Elements: Shared Space / Heritage / Traffic calming / Cycle route / Public Realm

Public RealmProject: Liverpool GroveClient: Walworth Society

Project ExamplesStage B: Feasibility


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Key Elements: Activity Park / Landscape Masterplan / Regeneration / LeisureClient: Hotel Neptun

Project: Hotel Activity Park, Czech RepublicLeisure

Hotel Neptun, Czech RepublicProject ExamplesStage B: Feasibility


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Key Elements: Masterplan/ Green Belt / Outline Planning Application / SUDS / Green Infrastructure / Home Zone / Residential / Public Realm / ParksArchitect: StockWool

Client: Inner London GroupProject: Star Lane Phase 2Residential

Star Lane Phase 2, Great Wakering, EssexProject ExamplesStage C: Outline Proposals


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Key Elements: Home Zone / Play Spaces / Shared Space / Pedestrian & Cycle Connections / Mixed use / Residential / Public realm / Podium Deck LandscapeArchitect: StockWool

Client: Galliford TryProject: Aberfeldy New VillageResidential

Aberfeldy New Village, Tower Hamlets, LondonProject ExamplesStage C: Outline Proposals



Residential Key Elements: Home Zone / Play Spaces / Shared Space / Pedestrian & Cycle Connections / BREEAM / Parks / Residential / Public Realm / HeritageArchitect: GML Architects

Client: Galliard HomesProject: Oxford Greyhound Stadium

Oxford greyhound Stadium, OxfordshireProject ExamplesStage C to D: Planning


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Key Elements: Regeneration / Leisure / Public Realm / Mixed Use / Podium Deck / Residential / Park / Retail

Architect: StockWoolClient: Inner London GroupProject: Marine PlazaResidential & Commercial

Marine Plaza, Southend On Sea, EssexProject ExamplesStage C to D: Planning


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Key Elements: Home Zone / Play Spaces / Shared Space / Pedestrian & Cycle Connections / BREEAM / Residential / Public Realm / Green BeltArchitect: StockWool

Client: Inner London GroupProject: Star LaneResidential

Star Lane Phase 1, Great Wakering, EssexProject ExamplesStage C to D: Planning


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Key Elements: Communal Park / Podium Deck / Play Spaces / Residential

Architect: StockWoolClient: Glyn Hopkins LtdProject: Ruckholt RoadResidential

Ruckholt Road, Waltham Forest, LondonProject ExamplesStage C to D: Planning


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Key Elements: Shared Space / Home Zone / Play Space/ Green Walls / Residential / SBD / SUDS

Architect: StockWoolClient: Aitch GroupProject: Bow RoadResidential

Bow Road, Tower Hamlets, LondonProject ExamplesStage C to E: Planning to Conditions


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Key Elements: Private gardens / Podium Deck landscape / Residential / C4SH / Water Feature

Architect: Galliard HomesClient: Galliard HomesProject: Belsize ParkResidential

Belsize Park, Camden, LondonProject ExamplesStage D to F/G: Planning to Tender


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Key Elements: Podium Deck / Roof Garden / Riverside Environment / Residential / C4SH / Communal Garden

Architect: GalliardClient: C.J. O’SheaProject: Wapping High StreetResidential

Wapping High Street, Tower Hamlets, London Project ExamplesStage E to F/G: Conditions to Tender


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Key Elements: Shared Garden / Boundary Treatment / SBD / Residential / Existing Trees / Car Parking

Architect: Make SpaceClient: Branksome DevelopmentsProject: High RoadHousing & Commercial

High Road, East Finchley, Barnet, LondonProject ExamplesStage E to F/G: Conditions to Tender


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Key Elements: School / Tree Protection Zones / Play Spaces / Security & Boundaries / Levels / Contamination

Architect: Anshen & AllenClient: Jerram FalkusProject: Stanley SchoolSchool

Stanley School, Teddington, LondonProject ExamplesStage E to K: Conditions to On Site


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Key Elements: Existing trees / Staff Parking / Renovation / Programming of Construction Works / Consultation / Play / Security & BoundaryArchitect: Fraser Brown McKenna

Client: Jerram FaulkusProject: Avenue SchoolSchool

Avenue School, Newham, LondonProject ExamplesStage C to L: Planning to Completion


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Key Elements: Marketing Suite / Public Realm / Acute level change across site / TFL restrictions

Architect: Bryden WoodClient: DelanceyProject: East Village Marketing SuitePublic Realm

East Village Marketing Suite, Stratford, LondonProject ExamplesStage C to F/G: Planning to Tender


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Key Elements: Office Development / Car Parking / BREEAM / Existing trees

Architect: BCRClient: AvivaProject: Chesterford Research ParkOffice

Science Village, Chesterford Research Park, EssexProject ExamplesStage E to L: Conditions to Completion


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Key Elements: Student Accommodation / Private courtyards / Podium Deck Landscape / Shared space / SBD / BREEAMArchitect: Fraser Brown McKenna

Client: South Street Asset ManagementProject: Ravenscourt HouseResidential

Ravenscourt House, Hammersmith, LondonProject ExamplesStage C to L: Planning to Completion


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Key Elements: Open Space Assessment

Architect: StockWoolClient: Noble House PropertiesProject: Salter StreetLandscape Assessment

Salter Street, Tower Hamlets, LondonProject ExamplesOther Services: Open Space Assessment


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Key Elements: Landscape Appraisal

Architect: StockWoolClient: Inner London GroupProject: Star LaneLandscape Appraisal

Star Lane, Great Wakering, EssexProject ExamplesOther Services: Landscape Appraisal


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Community GardenProject: Empress StreetClient: Fielding Street Residents Association

Key Elements: Consultation / Sketch Proposal

Empress Street, Southwark, LondonProject ExamplesOther Services: Community Consultation



Key Elements: Design Statement / Plans / Sections / Materials / Planting

Architect: StockWoolClient: Aitch GroupProject: Bow RoadResidential

Bow Road, Tower Hamlets, LondonProject ExamplesStage D: Design Statement


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Nº 138964 DavisLandscape Architecture

23a Iliffe Yard London SE17 3QA | 020 7277 1035 | [email protected] | www.davisla.com

