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Arc Landscape Design and Planning Ltd.

Engravers House, 35 Wick Road, Teddington TW11 9DN

Tel - 020 3538 8980 Email - admin@arcldp.co.uk

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RT @WomenWLandscape: We are really pleased to launch the full programme of our international conference we have convened in collaboratio… https://t.co/iYTKRhrH69
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This year's Serpentine Pavilion - Black Chapel by artist Theaster Gates with support from Adjaye Associates
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#serpentine
#serpentinegallery #serpentinepavilion #hydepark #London #art #architecture

Had a fantastic visit to the amazing Superbloom this week. Buzzing with people and insects!
A brilliant project designed by lead landscape architects @grantassocs with planting designed by @nigel.dunnett, soil scientists - Tim O'Hare Associates; wil

A detour from a site visit to see the new bridge to Tintagel castle.
A really elegant solution in the sensitive coastal landscape designed by William Matthews Associates and Ney & Partners and shortlisted for the 2021 Stirling Prize
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Best thing about walking to work
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#riverside
#river #riverthames
#riverwalk #kingston #kingstonuponthames #reflections #trees #houseboats #goslings #blueskies #spring #walktowork

Tower of Light.
A new chimney in a city that was once dominated by them. This time however its the flue of a new energy plant in the centre of Manchester. Designed by @tonkinliu the wall makes great use ceramic as a building material, something that

So interesting to visit the Moravian settlement in Manchester. Built in the 18th century as a religious community by Czech Moravians, it now has many listed buildings and is such a peaceful place.
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#Manchester #moravian #settlement #heritage #arch

So many tulips
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#tulips #bulbs #flowers #audleyendhouse #garden #saffronwalden #Essex

Out for a walk along the Thames and bumped into this chap.
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#sculpture #statue #bronze #river #Thames #riverside #London #landscape #landscapearchitecture #capabilitybrown #chooselandscape

Thanks to all at the Landscape Institute London Branch for organising a great walk along the Southbank of the Thames guided by Sarah Gaventa who talked about the commission of the lighting designed by Leo Villareal for 9 of London's bridges for the I

Love this video installation by Mat Collishaw and located in an underpass next to the Thames in Kingston.
Titled 'Echolocation' it includes moving 3d lidar survey images relating to local architecture and history and animated bats referencing stop-f

Holiday snaps!
A lovely design for a stone seat and walkway separating a parking area and the cliff top with views out across the Atlantic from one of the many lighthouses along the coast. Made from locally sourced Galician granite
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#faro #lighthou

Great to see these flowering meadows planted on verges and roundabouts in Hillingdon.
They may not all be native species but they were buzzing with insects and looked lovely.
#flowers #meadows #landscape #insects #bees #colour #highways #roads #uxbri

Some more pictures of our visit to Runneymede. The incredible Ankerwycke Yew, thought to be some 2500 old. Located near the Thames opposite Runneymede it would have been around 1700 years old when the Magna Carta was signed on 12th June 1215 - amazin

Also enjoyed visiting "Writ in Water" a more recent artwork at Runneymede and designed by architects Studio Octopi and artist Mark Wallinger. Open in 2019 the structure is made from rammed stone sourced from the site. Text from the Magna Ca

Finally visited the Kennedy Memorial designed by landscape architect Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe in 1964-65.
In need of some restoration but a beautiful use of Portland limestone and granite, with 50 steps passing through woodland up to the memorial stone,

Always enjoy a site visit for a Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment
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#chooselandscape #landscape #countryside #wildflowers #LVIA

Just finished reading this book on rewinding. Drawing on science and practice it sets out the complexities, benefits, opportunities, challenges and at times contradictions of rewilding. Well worth a read.
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#readinglist #readinglist2020 #rewilding #l