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Welcome to the epd portfolio, showcasing our multidisciplinary design expertise across landscape architecture, landscape planning, and urban design.

Our practice delivers sustainable, high-impact public realm, commercial, and residential projects throughout the North West and UK-wide. Explore our recent case studies below to see how we blend creative vision with environmental planning.

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Bradmore Hilltop Park Master Plan

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Huntingdonshire Biodiversity Improvements

Halton Parish Landscape Character Assessment

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Battery Storage Landscape and Visual Appraisal

King's Heath Cover 3d model render

King’s Heath Village Square Public Realm, Birmingham

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South Bucks Country Park Design

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Liverpool Football Club AXA Orchard

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South Cambridgeshire Green Space Improvements

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GLP, Waxlow Road Landscape Design

woolwich road 3d colour render

Woolwich Road Garden Design

Willenhall Woods Play Area Cover

Willenhall Woods Play Area Design, Coventry

Ageas Bowl sketch landscape concept Cover

The Ageas Rose Bowl Redesign, Southampton

Stratford Riverside Cover

Stratford Riverside Wayfinding Strategy

Natural play area design featuring interactive musical play panel and sensory installations at Talbot Place

Talbot Place Natural Playground

Folkestone Gardens cover

Folkestone Gardens Play Area, Lewisham

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Dolygaer Outdoor Activity Centre

Alconbury Linear Park concept Cover

Alconbury Weald, Cambridgeshire

Brooklands cover landscape sketch

Brooklands, Milton Keynes

Ashby landscape drainage ditch Cover

G-Park Ashby-de-la-Zouch

Glebe Farm play area Cover

Glebe Farm, Milton Keynes

Lincolnshire Police HQ Memorial Garden Cover

Lincolnshire Police HQ Memorial Garden

Photo of distribution park at Magna Park Lutterworth

Magna Park Lutterworth

Outline design garden proposals for Northgate

Northgate Street

rufford play area archway design

Rufford Abbey Play Area

Green infrastructure strategic landscape planning map by epd for Rugby Radio Station project

Rugby Radio Station

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epd provides a wide variety of both bespoke or multidisciplinary environmental solutions with solid evaluation and assessment skills.

We're pleased to share that, Yuwei Chen, has been

Very pleased to share that Talbot Place Transforma

Very pleased to share that Talbot Place Transformation has been published by Landscape First as part of the Landscape Atlas.

It was a pleasure to lead the landscape design for this project, transforming a previously neglected space into a welcoming community landscape with opportunities for play, nature and social interaction.

Thank you to @landscape.first for featuring our work!

Read full article: https://www.landscapefirst.com/talbot-place/

#landscapearchitecture #landscapedesign #talbotplace #landscapefirst

We are proud to receive the 2026 @prolandscaper Pr

We are proud to receive the 2026 @prolandscaper Project Awards certificate for our shortlisted project, Priory Park Biodiversity Improvement, in the Community Green Space category (£100,000–£250,000).

This recognition celebrates the collaborative work behind the project and our commitment to creating landscapes that enhance biodiversity, strengthen local communities and create lasting value for people and nature.

Thank you to the Pro Landscaper Project Awards and everyone involved in bringing this project forward.

#ProLandscaper #ProLandscaperAwards #LandscapeArchitecture #LandscapeDesign #Biodiversity #CommunityGreenSpace #epdLandscape #PrioryPark

We are glad to announce that our project, Living Q

We are glad to announce that our project, Living Quarry, wins @worldlandscapearch Award of Excellence in Concept | Analysis and Planning

WLA Winner List: https://awards.worldlandscapearchitect.com/2026-wla-professional-award-winners/

#landscapedesign #landscape #wlaaward #landscapearchitecture #worldlandscapearchitecture

The site at Talbot Place forms part of Blackheath

The site at Talbot Place forms part of Blackheath Common. Lewisham and the community group wanted to develop the space for the local communities to use and enjoy. epd was commissioned to design and project manage a scheme which caused no long lasting damage to the common land on which it was proposed.

The community group was involved at all stages of the project. This scheme involved working closely with a local community group and helping them secure additional funding to enhance the scheme. The design was enhanced with the use of local materials and the recycling of materials where possible. Timber was sourced from Greenwich Park to act as natural play equipment.

epd project managed all aspects of the project on behalf of the client including administering the contract onsite and managing all the project finances.

“We are keen to use materials for this that are as local as possible. The Heath was gravel pits and we’d like to use Blackheath gravel and pebbles.” Friend of Talbot Place.

The project has been constructed and is currently in the 12 month defect period.

Article from @worldlandscapearch : https://worldlandscapearchitect.com/talbot-place-london-united-kingdom/?v=7885444af42e

#landscape #talbotplace #landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #worldlandscapearchitecture #blackheath #urbandesign

Huntingdonshire District Council has embarked on a

Huntingdonshire District Council has embarked on an exciting initiative in partnership with epd to enhance the ecology of three parks in the area. This collaborative effort aims to implement a phased programme of biodiversity improvements that not only enriches the natural environment but also involves and reflects the desires of the local community.

#landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #landscapearchitect #landscapeplanning #biodiversity #biodiversityconservation #wildlife #publicdesign #parkdesign #publicrealm #urbandesign #urbandesigner #huntingdonshire #environmentdesign #environmentallyfriendly

Lincolnshire Police held a national competition in

Lincolnshire Police held a national competition in 2016 to design and implement a Memorial Garden to remember and celebrate those officers who lost their lives during service. We not only won the competition and carried out detailed design for the garden, but also acted as Contract Administrators for the project.

Lincolnshire Police had decided to build a new bespoke memorial garden with the generous donation they had received as a bequest in the will of a local resident, Val Hills.

The garden was officially opened in January 2017 by the Bishop of Lincoln the Rt Revd Christopher Lowson, and the ribbon cut by Lord Lieutenant for Lincolnshire, Tony Dennis.

The garden features nine pillars, representing each one of Sir Robert Peel’s Principles of Policing, which are a fitting reminder of the standards that Lincolnshire Police hold themselves to every day. From each of those principles a single word was chosen for each pillar: Prevention, Approval, Cooperation, Proportionate, Impartiality, Restorative, Relationships, Humility and Integrity.

#memorial #memorialgarden #memorialdesign #landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #landscapearchitect #lincolnshire #lincolnshirepolice #urbandesign #urbandesigner #construction

Our sensitive design approach maximised the site’s

Our sensitive design approach maximised the site’s existing natural assets, integrating all within a new permeable movement framework. Key views towards landmark features such as the church are secured within the new layout, reinforcing legibility and strengthening a sense of place. A crucial part of the design process involved public and local community engagement events to ensure local people were able to help shape the masterplan for the square.

#landscapearchitecture #landscapedesign #landscapearchitect #urbandesign #publicrealm #publicrealmdesign #kingheath #birmingham #birminghamuk

In 2009 we win the national competition to design

In 2009 we win the national competition to design and implement King’s Heath’s new public quare near Birmingham city centre. We were appointed as master planners and landscape architects to lead a multi-disciplinary team of specialist consultants. The design had to be flexible to accommodate public events, whilst sensitively integrating the existing heritage, which includes the Grade 2 listed church, war memorials and gravestones.

#landscapearchitecture #landscapedesign #landscapearchitect #urbandesign #publicrealm #publicrealmdesign

Together Tompion and Newsam form a key public open

Together Tompion and Newsam form a key public open space within the Brooklands development. Tompion at the centre of the design creates an attractive square with three separate circular seating areas surrounded by planting including and editable garden and an iris garden.

Newsam North creates attractive green walkways through wildflower meadows and small leafed lime trees. Newsam South continues the limes along an amenity grassland area.

Together the spaces create attractive, imaginative green open spaces which break up the built form and create a place for residents to look onto, walk and relax.

#landscape #landscapearchitect #landscapearchitecture #landscapedesign #urbandesign #publicspace #publicrealm #miltonkeynes #brooklands #tompion #newsam

Brooklands is a major new urban extension on the e

Brooklands is a major new urban extension on the eastern edge of Milton Keynes which comprises over 2,000 new homes with associated local facilities and schools. We were commissioned to design the areas of public open space and came up with the concept of a structural landscape forming the backbone of the development in the form of a 3km long forested ridge. The practical function of this ridge is to shield the new housing area from the noise and visual intrusion of the adjacent M1 motorway.

#landscape #landscapearchitect #landscapearchitecture #landscapedesign #design #urbandesign #landscapeplanning #housingsite #miltonkeynes #brooklands #publicrealm

epd were tasked with designing a private garden sp

epd were tasked with designing a private garden space, but with provision for a communal area for residents within the flats too. It had to be low maintenance with native planting in the shady area, but also providing biodiversity gain.

The garden was located within the conservation area so this informed the concept for the landscape design.

The planting was specified to maximise biodiversity gain and insect pollinators. Visualisations were produced to help bring the design to life for the client, a model and video were also created so the residents could experience a walk through of the design.

#landscape #landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #landscapearchitect #garden #gardendesign #biodiversity #biodiversitynetgain #environment #environmentdesign #biodiversityimprovement

Rufford Abbey Country Park, a Grade II Registered

Rufford Abbey Country Park, a Grade II Registered Park and Garden, is managed by Parkwood Leisure. It comprises 16 Listed Buildings either within or adjacent to the Country Park. The remains of the Medieval Abbey and the immediate surroundings are designated as a Scheduled Ancient Monument (SAM).

Throughout the design and construction phases, meticulous attention was paid to safeguarding the nationally important heritage features and local biodiversity, while also creating valuable educational opportunities.

https://www.epdlandscape.co.uk/portfolio/rufford-abbey-play-area/

#landscape #landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #landscapearchitect #playground #playgrounddesign #urban #urbandesign #heritage #heritagedesign #rufford #ruffordabbey #ruffordabbeycountrypark #schedulemonument #public #publicrealm #publicdesign #publicrealmdesign

At epd, we understand the importance of creating s

At epd, we understand the importance of creating spaces that foster connection and promote well-being. When tasked with the redesign of this assisted living development, we approached the project with a focus on enhancing communal areas and promoting meaningful interactions between carers and patients.

#landscape #landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #landscapearchitect #urban #urbandesign #urbandesigner #public #publicrealm #publicrealmdesign #carpark #carparkdesign #housing #housingsite #housingdesign #seatingarea #seatingareadesign

Opportunities • Excellent viewpoints across to th

Opportunities

• Excellent viewpoints across to the estuary, moor, and Lemon Valley, from the upper (northern) ridgeline, which is rugged and provides a wonderful sense of openness.
• Links to Seale Hayne can offer access
to, and promotion opportunities for, the numerous local businesses on-site at Seale Hayne and could compliment future mixed-use redevelopment.
• The lower parts of this phase could
provide public open space as part of
potential future mixed-use redevelopment, with links into Bradmore Hilltop Park, to ensure wider green connections.

Delivery

• Public footpaths via the Seale Hayne
Green Spaces area should be secured as part of the Bradmore Hilltop Park delivery and should complement any potential future Seale Hayne redevelopment to mixed use (whilst continuing to support the local SMEs)
• Enabling onward connectivity, via
Houghton Barton development, enable
linkage from Bradmore Hilltop Park to the new road with active travel route will be important.

#landscape #landscapearchitecture #landscapearchitect #landscapedesign #planning #wildlife #strategicdesign #publicdesign #publicrealm #publicspace #hilltop #hilltoppark #siteanalysis #strategicanalysis #bradmore #teignbridge

More sketches for our new project for a playground

More sketches for our new project for a playground design.

#landscape #landscapedesi̇gn #landscapearchitect #landscapearchitecture #urban #urbandesign #playground #playgrounddesign #playgroundesigner #consultation #publicconsultation #public #publicrealm

Our new project for a playground design #landscap

Our new project for a playground design

#landscape #landscapedesi̇gn #landscapearchitect #landscapearchitecture #urban #urbandesign #playground #playgrounddesign #playgroundesigner #consultation #publicconsultation #public #publicrealm

Opportunities • Excellent views can incorporate

Opportunities

• Excellent views can incorporate seating and interpretation. There is already a good existing mix of habitats, but this could be enhanced further with notable potential for further tree
planting (ensuring that key views will not be impacted and ensuring existing good-quality habitat will not be impacted).
• Incorporating all or part of Ringslade minerals site (depending on restoration timeframe, final restoration details/uses, and public access potential) and enhancing scale of the site and the links with large existing residential areas of Highweek, Hele Park and Mile End.
• Potential for circular walk around lake
with bird-hides and seating, and additional viewpoint/s in restored minerals site.
• This phase is located adjacent to the Highweek Scout building and could offer outside learning space on the doorstep.

Delivery

• The Council will engage with the minerals department and minerals operator, to promote this Masterplan and to promote opportunities for public access alongside restoration (where appropriate). The restoration period is likely to be over the next 10 years.
• The Council will seek to progress discussions with other landowners (subject to future Council approvals, capacity and budget).

#landscape #landscapearchitecture #landscapearchitect #landscapedesign #planning #wildlife #strategicdesign #publicdesign #publicrealm #publicspace #hilltop #hilltoppark #siteanalysis #strategicanalysis #bradmore #teignbridge

Opportunities • Fabulous views from the northern

Opportunities

• Fabulous views from the northern sections where the land slopes quite steeply to the level of the trig point.
This offers rugged access, with an appealing mix of habitats and feeling of freedom. Interpretation and seating can form part of the ‘destination’ viewpoints.
• Significant benefits for new residents on the doorstep at Bradmore and Houghton Barton, and other visitors
to the site via active/sustainable travel or using the proposed car park.
• There are significant opportunities for tree planting, as well as potential for hedgerow restoration, a community orchard, and uplifting existing grasslands to meadows habitat. This may support biodiversity net gain.
• The lower parts of this phase could provide spring barley crop habitat for cirl buntings (an important local bird species).

Delivery

• Future developers of the Bradmore housing allocation to lead on delivery of this phase at an early stage of development, or to provide the land to the Council at an early phase of delivery (provided that the Council agrees to taking the land).
• Public footpaths via the Seale Hayne Green Spaces area should be secured as part of the Bradmore Hilltop Park delivery and should complement any
potential future Seale Hayne redevelopment.

https://www.epdlandscape.co.uk/portfolio/bradmore-hilltop-park-master-plan-2/

#landscape #landscapearchitecture #landscapearchitect #landscapedesign #planning #wildlife #strategicdesign #publicdesign #publicrealm #publicspace #hilltop #hilltoppark #siteanalysis #strategicanalysis #bradmore #teignbridge

The countryside park would offer large areas of pu

The countryside park would offer large areas of public open space with stunning views across the county, natural play and space for biodiversity, providing notable benefits for local communities and wildlife. It has the potential to offer walking routes of short to longer distances up to around 6.5km, and further by connecting into existing routes nearby.
To ensure delivery the plan was broken down into phases, which were informed by researching land ownership and connections through the landscape.

#landscape #landscapearchitecture #landscapearchitect #landscapedesign #planning #wildlife #strategicdesign #publicdesign #publicrealm #publicspace #hilltop #hilltoppark #siteanalysis #strategicanalysis #bradmore #teignbridge #designphase #phase #phasingplan

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