Discipline Overview

Expertly integrating buildings and landscape, connecting people with nature

We are careful to consider the context of development, the needs of our client and wider user groups, and the potential impact on global climate change. Taking this holistic approach, we are able to deliver thoughtful solutions to complex problems using natural systems, while at the same time seeking to delight the people who experience these places through the considered use of form, materiality and planting that reflects the culture, history and ecology of a location.

Alethea Ottewell is our sector lead for Landscape Architecture

Case Study | Leisure and Culture

Carnival Hub, Wokingham

Case Study | Regeneration

Northfleet, Harbourside

Case Study | Landscape Architecture

Euler Academy

Case Study | Landscape Architecture

Chester Bus Interchange

Enderby Wharf HLM Architects Living & Communities
Enderby Wharf HLM Architects Living & Communities

Enderby Wharf

HLM were invited by Barratt London to assist in their bid to secure the site opportunity, which already had the benefit of an existing planning consent for the previous landowner. Our ‘due diligence’ evaluation of the consented scheme demonstrated the potential to materially improve the spatial planning efficiency of the scheme. Subsequently, we developed a revised scheme which creates substantial additional value.

Bedford Passage, Chelsea, London

The project is the redevelopment of a listed site within the Fitzrovia Action Plan area of Chelsea, into 15 high end market residential units and a new build of 38 affordable units, along with commercial office square. The landscape includes a public realm scheme for Bedford Passage, along with private and shared terraces and courtyard spaces.

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The New Victoria Hospital

The New Victoria Hospital treats approximately 400,000 patients annually by offering integrated diagnostic and treatment services including outpatient clinics, day surgery, rehabilitation and specialised emergency services. This thereby introduced an ambulatory model of one stop care in South Glasgow.