The recently published report by CBRE 'The Rise of the Master Developer' explores the role, business model and benefits of 'Master Developers' in the housing sector. Our client Countryside Properties have contributed not just their experience of this role, but also a range of stunning photos of their flagship development at Beaulieu showcasing our landscape design and planning skills.

We're delighted that our work has been featured in another national design guide. The updated Building for a Healthy Life (previously  known as Building for Life) presents The Chase at Beaulieu as an example of good practice for Green and Blue Infrastructure.

The Landscape Institute has published its Climate and Biodiversity Action Plan. We're proud to have been able to support this by encouraging and supporting our (former) team member, Sean Rushton' to be part of the LI's Climate Emergency panel. 

We're delighted to see our work prominently featured in the updated Essex Design Guide. The online version of the Guide not only shows off our design for Beaulieu Square (architects: Gardener Stuart) as the main image on the home page, but our detailed design for Beaulieu Chase is also featured as a case study within the guide.

To create a virtual Chelsea Flower shower during lockdown and highlight the importance of open spaces for mental health, our team created a series of videos welcoming people into their own gardens. 

Planning approval has been granted for the first phase of landscape at Cambourne West for our clients Taylor Wimpey and Vistry. This 30ha scheme includes: lakes, ornamental ponds, naturalistic wetlands, formal parkland, new woodlands, greenways and roadside planting to provide a stunning setting for the first phase of 969 new homes.

Working from home doesn't stop team RT from staying connected and having some fun. Friday after-work drinks continue, but in a virtual bar... and this week its Tiger King theme!

Randall Thorp provided landscape expert witness services for a mixed use employment park on the outskirts of Alsager.  Subtle changes to the original scheme, enabled it to be robustly defended at appeal, demonstrating the added value good landscape consultants can bring to a project.

Taylor Wimpey and Homes England required a series of visualisations for their flagship new development The Lanes at Penwortham. Randall Thorp were able to combine our detailed knowledge of landscape and planting, the layouts provided by the clients and our artistic flair to create images that were realistic and also captured the vision and character of the scheme.