Heritage and conservation refer to the preservation, protection, and management of cultural, historical, and natural assets for their intrinsic value, historical significance, and contribution to identity, education, and tourism. This field encompasses the safeguarding of monuments, historic buildings, archaeological sites, cultural landscapes, intangible heritage, and natural habitats from deterioration, destruction, or inappropriate development. Heritage and conservation efforts aim to maintain the authenticity, integrity, and authenticity of these assets while ensuring their sustainable use and enjoyment by present and future generations.
King’s Heath Village Square Public Realm, Birmingham Project Overview 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 […]
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Talbot Place Natural Playground Project Overview 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
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Lincolnshire Police HQ Memorial Garden Project Overview 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
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Northgate Street Project Overview epd assisted with converting and redeveloping former County Council offices into eighteen town houses. epd contributed to the design of the garden and landscape areas.The Grade II / II* Northgate Street was rebuilt after the Great Fire of 1694 and our client, Ash Mill Developments Ltd, secured permission to convert and
Rufford Abbey Play Area Project Overview 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). Encompassing approximately
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