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Work has recently completed on a transformational school redevelopment project at Hilden Grange School in Tonbridge.

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Landmark Landscapes carried out a major garden design project in Oldham in summer 2017.

Location Oldham
Type of scheme Garden Design Service
Size 5145 sq.m. (landscape)
Lead landscape architect Kevin Gibson
Outline brief To create a dynamic landscape with character for the perfect outdoor living space.
Client Oldham Domestic Client
Contract value
Completion date July 2017
Project team Landmark Landscapes
Planning authority Oldham Council
Funding Alpha Plus Group
Contact details Kevin Gibson – kevin.gibson@landmarklandscapes.co.uk

Technical summary
Materials
Planting
Other technical details
Category Garden Design Services

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Work has recently completed on a transformational school redevelopment project at Hilden Grange School in Tonbridge.

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Landmark landscapes working in the community to help Uclan
Work has recently completed on a transformational school redevelopment project at Hilden Grange School in Tonbridge.

Location Tonbridge
Type of scheme School
Size 5145 sq.m. (landscape)
Lead landscape architect BD landscape architects
Outline brief To create a dynamic landscape with characterful play spaces for year groups with multi-use games area that links the new buildings into the sensitive school grounds.
Client Alpha Plus Group
Contract value £0.35m (Landscape)
Completion date Nov 2012
Project team Architect: HawkinsBrown Architects LLPQuantity Surveyor: ArcadisStructural Engineers: Price & MyersM&E Engineers: Peter Deer & Associates
Planning authority Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council
Funding Alpha Plus Group
Contact details Rob Beswick rb@bdlandarch.com
Website http://www.bdlandarch.com
Awards Tonbridge Civic Society Design Award 2012

Technical summary
Materials Rubber crumb surface by Playtop with an undulating patchwork of 3 colours to the middle terrace and oval shaped play area on the lower terrace that responds to the circulation patterns.Ecoblock SUDS gravel retention system to car park areaBorderline steel ring edging to tree planting
Planting Wildflower seed mixes BSH mix of WFG8; WG3 and WF10 to buffer zone and Emorsgate EP1F for pond edgeLindum Grassfelt to sculpted grass bank from upper terrace to assembly hallBauder Xero Flor 118 wildflower blanket to green roofLindum Wildflower Meadow Mat to sculpted bank between middle and lower terrace with additional wildflower plug plantingTrees – Betula utilis ‘Jacquemontii’ of various sizes; Semi mature Pinus sylvestris & Fraxinus angustifolia‘Raywood’ (planted prior to outbreak of Chalara fraxinea)Shrubs, herbaceous and groundcover planting including Lavandula angustifolia                    ‘Hidcote’;Perovskia atriplicifolia; Rosmarinus officinalis;Verbena bonariensisGrasses: Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Karl Foerster’

Climbers: Lonicera japonica var. repens; Parthenocissus tricuspidata ‘Veitchii’

Hedging: Carpinus betulus; Sarcococca hookeriana var digyna; Photinia x fraseri ‘Red Robin’

Woodland edge mix of transplants: Ash, Blackthorn, English Oak, Guelder Rose,              Hawthorn, Hazel, Holly,

Bulbs: Allium ‘Christophii’; Allium hollandicum‘Purple Sensation’, Galanthus nivalis;                  Hyachynthoides non-scripta; Narcissus ‘February Gold’; Tulipa ‘Purple Prince’
Other technical details Maccaferri Armater geotextile bank stabilisation was installed beneath the wildflower meadow mat between the middle and lower terrace
Contractors Main contractors: BAM Construct UK LtdLandscape sub-contractors: ESL Landscape Contractors
Other info All photos: ©Tim Crocker 2013
Category Individual buildings

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Work has recently completed on a transformational school redevelopment project at Hilden Grange School in Tonbridge.

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Landmark landscapes working in the community to help Uclan
Work has recently completed on a transformational school redevelopment project at Hilden Grange School in Tonbridge.

Location Tonbridge
Type of scheme School
Size 5145 sq.m. (landscape)
Lead landscape architect BD landscape architects
Outline brief To create a dynamic landscape with characterful play spaces for year groups with multi-use games area that links the new buildings into the sensitive school grounds.
Client Alpha Plus Group
Contract value £0.35m (Landscape)
Completion date Nov 2012
Project team Architect: HawkinsBrown Architects LLPQuantity Surveyor: ArcadisStructural Engineers: Price & MyersM&E Engineers: Peter Deer & Associates
Planning authority Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council
Funding Alpha Plus Group
Contact details Rob Beswick rb@bdlandarch.com
Website http://www.bdlandarch.com
Awards Tonbridge Civic Society Design Award 2012

Technical summary
Materials Rubber crumb surface by Playtop with an undulating patchwork of 3 colours to the middle terrace and oval shaped play area on the lower terrace that responds to the circulation patterns.Ecoblock SUDS gravel retention system to car park areaBorderline steel ring edging to tree planting
Planting Wildflower seed mixes BSH mix of WFG8; WG3 and WF10 to buffer zone and Emorsgate EP1F for pond edgeLindum Grassfelt to sculpted grass bank from upper terrace to assembly hallBauder Xero Flor 118 wildflower blanket to green roofLindum Wildflower Meadow Mat to sculpted bank between middle and lower terrace with additional wildflower plug plantingTrees – Betula utilis ‘Jacquemontii’ of various sizes; Semi mature Pinus sylvestris & Fraxinus angustifolia‘Raywood’ (planted prior to outbreak of Chalara fraxinea)Shrubs, herbaceous and groundcover planting including Lavandula angustifolia                    ‘Hidcote’;Perovskia atriplicifolia; Rosmarinus officinalis;Verbena bonariensisGrasses: Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Karl Foerster’

Climbers: Lonicera japonica var. repens; Parthenocissus tricuspidata ‘Veitchii’

Hedging: Carpinus betulus; Sarcococca hookeriana var digyna; Photinia x fraseri ‘Red Robin’

Woodland edge mix of transplants: Ash, Blackthorn, English Oak, Guelder Rose,              Hawthorn, Hazel, Holly,

Bulbs: Allium ‘Christophii’; Allium hollandicum‘Purple Sensation’, Galanthus nivalis;                  Hyachynthoides non-scripta; Narcissus ‘February Gold’; Tulipa ‘Purple Prince’
Other technical details Maccaferri Armater geotextile bank stabilisation was installed beneath the wildflower meadow mat between the middle and lower terrace
Contractors Main contractors: BAM Construct UK LtdLandscape sub-contractors: ESL Landscape Contractors
Other info All photos: ©Tim Crocker 2013
Category Individual buildings

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Work has recently completed on a transformational school redevelopment project at Hilden Grange School in Tonbridge.

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Landmark landscapes working in the community to help Uclan
Work has recently completed on a transformational school redevelopment project at Hilden Grange School in Tonbridge.

Location Tonbridge
Type of scheme School
Size 5145 sq.m. (landscape)
Lead landscape architect BD landscape architects
Outline brief To create a dynamic landscape with characterful play spaces for year groups with multi-use games area that links the new buildings into the sensitive school grounds.
Client Alpha Plus Group
Contract value £0.35m (Landscape)
Completion date Nov 2012
Project team Architect: HawkinsBrown Architects LLPQuantity Surveyor: ArcadisStructural Engineers: Price & MyersM&E Engineers: Peter Deer & Associates
Planning authority Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council
Funding Alpha Plus Group
Contact details Rob Beswick rb@bdlandarch.com
Website http://www.bdlandarch.com
Awards Tonbridge Civic Society Design Award 2012

Technical summary
Materials Rubber crumb surface by Playtop with an undulating patchwork of 3 colours to the middle terrace and oval shaped play area on the lower terrace that responds to the circulation patterns.Ecoblock SUDS gravel retention system to car park areaBorderline steel ring edging to tree planting
Planting Wildflower seed mixes BSH mix of WFG8; WG3 and WF10 to buffer zone and Emorsgate EP1F for pond edgeLindum Grassfelt to sculpted grass bank from upper terrace to assembly hallBauder Xero Flor 118 wildflower blanket to green roofLindum Wildflower Meadow Mat to sculpted bank between middle and lower terrace with additional wildflower plug plantingTrees – Betula utilis ‘Jacquemontii’ of various sizes; Semi mature Pinus sylvestris & Fraxinus angustifolia‘Raywood’ (planted prior to outbreak of Chalara fraxinea)Shrubs, herbaceous and groundcover planting including Lavandula angustifolia                    ‘Hidcote’;Perovskia atriplicifolia; Rosmarinus officinalis;Verbena bonariensisGrasses: Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Karl Foerster’

Climbers: Lonicera japonica var. repens; Parthenocissus tricuspidata ‘Veitchii’

Hedging: Carpinus betulus; Sarcococca hookeriana var digyna; Photinia x fraseri ‘Red Robin’

Woodland edge mix of transplants: Ash, Blackthorn, English Oak, Guelder Rose,              Hawthorn, Hazel, Holly,

Bulbs: Allium ‘Christophii’; Allium hollandicum‘Purple Sensation’, Galanthus nivalis;                  Hyachynthoides non-scripta; Narcissus ‘February Gold’; Tulipa ‘Purple Prince’
Other technical details Maccaferri Armater geotextile bank stabilisation was installed beneath the wildflower meadow mat between the middle and lower terrace
Contractors Main contractors: BAM Construct UK LtdLandscape sub-contractors: ESL Landscape Contractors
Other info All photos: ©Tim Crocker 2013
Category Individual buildings

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Its always nice to read reviews when a client is happy with the work our team have completed. Just checked on yell.com and somebody has taken the time to leave us positive feedback.  If any of our clients would like to also leave a review or take the time to write us a letter about our garden services that would be most helpful and very much appreciated.

We are looking forward to a busy summer here at Landmark Landscapes. we still have plenty of time to make your garden look stunning and would like to help design your dream garden. You can enjoy your garden in the summer and even the winter if designed right. we can help you look at garden buildings or even help you choose a summer house for your garden.

 

If you would like help in planning your new garden then give Kevin a call who is our experienced garden designer.

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