A guest blog by Sam Hassell, LandPRO
I was working with an experienced colleague a few years ago he had calculated an area of paving in a circle.… Read the rest
I was working with an experienced colleague a few years ago he had calculated an area of paving in a circle.… Read the rest
I have started my third and final year studying Landscape Architecture at Leeds Beckett University, and am looking back at the internship that I spent with terra firma over the summer, the experience that I gained and its application to my final year at college.… Read the rest
There is no doubt that some trees are of exceptional value. The biodiversity supported by ancient and veteran trees is unique in many ways.… Read the rest
For the past year I have been working on a new senior living housing project where the local planning authority have been very keen to see a landscape led concept whereby heathland character is reintroduced or restored on the largely sandy, acidic site.… Read the rest
One of the opportunities arising from Brexit is the chance to look at and restructure our entire land-based system; most notably, leaving the Common Agricultural Policy will enable us to re-evaluate how and where our investments are made.… Read the rest
Yesterday the sun shone for a moment and I popped out at lunchtime to a town park near our office to enjoy some vitamin D, the absence of a computer screen, a bit of peace and quiet and enjoy the views to the surrounding National Park.… Read the rest
‘If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then man would only have four years of life left.… Read the rest