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This month’s guest blog comes from the Humanitarian Landscape Collective (HLC), who came to the office in February to deliver a CPD on their mission & research on getting landscape architects more involved with international development work.… Read the rest
We were lucky enough to have a recent visit from Rhys Jones, a graduate of The University of Gloucester who has been investigating the role of landscape architects in humanitarian work.… Read the rest
The increasing awareness of our environment has become a focal point within many professions over the last decade and health services across the world have started to reengage with nature.… Read the rest
During July terra firma were invited to take part in a local community initiative and guided group walk organised by Friends of the Earth.… Read the rest
Our new Landscape Architecture office in Dubai
A short film of terra firma’s work in landscape architecture – UK & Internationally.… Read the rest
It has been a long and eventful haul from its founding in Portsmouth in 1985 but in that 30 years, the firm’s work in landscape architecture has only just fallen short of working in 30 countries (29 to be precise) but we have carried out something in the region of 2000 projects and have a current personnel of 30 spread between 4 offices in Petersfield, London, Vilnius and Dubai.… Read the rest
There appears to be a new breed of statement landscapes evolving. In the past investing heavily in extensively landscaped gardens, created by the best known designers of the time, was an expression of private wealth and power. … Read the rest