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At terra firma we have been fortunate to work on projects in the heritage sector that bring a range of specialist skills together.… Read the rest
Tag: Landscape Heritage
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A talk to RIBA South Conservation Group Wednesday September 13th 2023
Read Time:1 Minute, 59 SecondI was honoured to have been invited to give an online presentation to the RIBA South Conservation Group last week.… Read the rest
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How do you start to design elements of a Stone and Bronze Age landscape? – By Alice
Read Time:2 Minute, 51 SecondAs a practice we often get involved in a wide range of interesting projects that can sometimes be quite a challenge and take a turn in the most unexpected direction.… Read the rest
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Hidden routes of Portsmouth – An Urban Hike, by Alice
Read Time:2 Minute, 43 SecondDuring 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
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terra firma Consultancy Video
Read Time:16 SecondOur new Landscape Architecture office in Dubai
“Landscape Architecture is central to our quality of life”.
A short film of terra firma’s work in landscape architecture – UK & Internationally.… Read the rest
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A Load of Old Bollards… by Paul Strugnell
Read Time:1 Minute, 25 SecondYou see them everywhere but why are they that shape?
Firstly bollards in their present form are not a new invention, neither were they initially designed to prevent horse drawn carriages or vehicles from mowing down shoppers on a busy high street.… Read the rest
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‘Divine Chalk’ by Annabelle
Read Time:2 Minute, 57 SecondI am continually in awe of chalk rivers. Their clarity, purity, and seeming abundance of water and life. As this is my first blog for Terra Firma, I thought I’d write about something elemental, something I’ve really appreciated since moving to Hampshire.… Read the rest