Environmental design is a multidisciplinary field focused on creating built environments that are sustainable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing while minimising negative impacts on the natural environment. It encompasses the planning, design, and management of landscapes, buildings, and infrastructure with the goal of promoting human well-being, preserving ecological integrity, and reducing resource consumption. Environmental design integrates principles of architecture, urban planning, landscape architecture, engineering, and environmental science to address complex challenges such as climate change, urbanisation, biodiversity loss, and resource depletion.
Bradmore Hilltop Park, Teignbridge Project Overview epd were tasked with proposing an approach to successful and effective delivery of a new countryside park in Teignbridge to encourage people to connect to nature. The masterplan includes a rationale for the project, delivery phases and key stakeholders for delivery, and included strategies for helping to attract funding, […]
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Commercial Sites Featured Projects epd has participated in various commercial site projects with close collaboration with clients and a variety of technical consultants to ensure that the projects can be seamlessly implemented.These are our comprehensive landscape architecture design projects at epd landscape, meticulously crafted to improve sustainability and enhance both the built and natural environments.
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South Bucks Country Park Project Overview epd are excited to be involved in a new project in South Buckinghamshire. South Bucks District Council is proposing to transform the former 20ha golf course and driving range into a country park and café hub, to be open to the public all year around providing a wide range
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Liverpool Football Club AXA Orchard Project Overview At the forefront of innovation and sustainability, the AXA Training Centre for Liverpool Football Club stands as a beacon of excellence in the world of sports facilities. Continuing their commitment to innovation and eco-conscious practices, the club has partnered with epd to introduce a groundbreaking addition to their
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South Cambridgeshire Green Space Improvement Project Overview epd is currently collaborating with South Cambridgeshire District Council to identify the best green spaces for biodiversity enhancements and urban greening in the Borough. Our task involves pinpointing areas within South Cambridgeshire that lack greenspace and working with the council to audit and evaluate these spaces. The goal
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Dolygaer Outdoor Activity Centre Project Overview Our client, Parkwood Outdoors, purchased the site in 2015 and made significant investments in the Centre providing a new reception/café, the refurbishment of the existing accommodation offer, and generally improving the outdoor pursuits offer and customer experience. In addition, Parkwood Outdoors has made considerable efforts to re-establish the Centre’s
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Alconbury Weald, Cambridge Project Overview epd (previously Roger Griffiths Associates) were involved from an early stage on this major new development which our client, Urban & Civic, describes as a high quality low carbon Enterprise Campus. On this disused airfield our Green Infrastructure Strategy played an important role in the creation of the development proposals
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Magna Park, Lutterworth Project Overview Magna Park was Britain’s first and Europe’s largest dedicated distribution park with a top quality new landscape framework, setting new standards in concept, design and management. The 170 hectare site on a disused airfield comprised over 10 million square feet of purpose built warehouse development.An ‘Eco Template’ or environmental framework
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Rugby Radio Station Project Overview This Sustainable Urban Extension comprises 473 hectares of land which was previously used for radio communications dating back to the 1920’s. In January 2014 Rugby Borough Council’s planning committee unanimously resolved to grant outline planning consent for the Rugby Radio Station development on the old BT masts site to the
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