Key Strategies to Building a Great Business & Topical Tax Issues - 13th October 2011
LandmARC Hardworks has arrived
No lawnmowers in Ipswich high rise
Project Portfolio
Flaktwoods Phase 3
Location: Colchester
Type of Development: Detailed Hard and soft layout
Client: Braiswick Consortium
Cromwell Road
Location: Cambridge
Type of Development: Detailed Hard and soft layout
Client: Taylor Wimpey East Anglia
Whitbread Plc.
Location: Broadland Business Park, Norwich
Type of Development: Detailed Hard and soft layout
Client: Whitbread Plc.
King's Park
Location: Chedburgh
Type of Development: Detailed hard and soft landscapee
Client: Bryant Homes
Farmhouse Public House
Location: Unknown
Type of Development: Landscape Architecture
Client: Greene King
Lower Road, Lavenham
Location: Lavenham, Suffolk
Type of Development: Landscape Architecture
Client: Bloor Homes
Seven Hills Crematorium
Location: Nacton, Ipswich, Suffolk
Type of Development: Crematorium Development
Client: East Suffolk Crematorium Company Ltd. / Bereavement Management Services Ltd.
Garden of England Crematorium & Memorial Gardens
Location: Sittingbourne, Kent
Type of Development: Crematorium Development
Client: London Crematorium Company plc
South Seafront, Felixstowe
Type of Development: Residential & Public Maritime Park
Size: 12.2 ha / 160 units including public open space
Client & Architect: Bloors Homes Ltd.
Services involved: Landscape, Ecology
Commencement Date: September 2000 - ongoing
Nuffield Hospital
Location: Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk
Type of Development: Landscape Architecture
Client: Former Nuffield Hospital, currently BMI Hospital
Whitbread plc.
Location: Various Locations
Type of Development: Landscape Architecture, Arboriculture, Ecology
Client: Whitbread plc.
Cambridge Road
Location: London
Type of Development: Landscape Architecture and Arboriculture
Client: London Borough of Tower Hamlets
Coxtie House
Location: Brentwood
Type of Development: Landscape Architecture and Arboriculture
Client: Private Client
St. James' Park, Moreton Hall
Location: Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk
Type of Development: Landscape Architecture
Client: Bloor Homes
Priory Hotel
Location: Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk
Type of Development: Landscape Architecture
Client: Eagle Hotels
Martello Park, Felixstowe
Location: Felixstowe, Suffolk
Type of Development: Landscape Architecture and Ecology
Client: Bloor Homes, Suffolk Coastal District Council
Arundel House Hotel
Location: Arundel House Hotel, Cambridge
Type of Development: Landscape Architecture Contract Administration
Bede & Sarum Estate
Location: Tower Hamlets
The Bede Estate project, undertaken as one of JBA's first major design commissions, was implemented in 1989. The project was concerned with the environmental improvement of a deprived housing estate in Bow, East London.
Brunswick Road
Location: Tower Hamlets
JBA was appointed to provide strategic landscape improvements to an area of derelict land before the construction of a new housing development. The £130,000 project later extended to complete a total spend of £200,000...
Great Yarmouth College
Location: Great Yarmouth
Suffolk County Council commenced proposals to
redevelop part of Great Yarmouth College building
and its grounds. James Blake Associates were appointed by Archial Architects in 2009.
Nash Mills
Location: Hemel Hempstead
This proposal has been developed based on close co-operation with other consultants, Environment Agency and Conservation Officer in order to overcome multiple constraints.
West Square, Queen Mary & Westfield College
Location: London
JBA were appointed as Landscape Architects following an Invited Design Competition to redesign West Sqaure, a high profile space at the entrance to the college. The space is enclosed by a range of buildings including an award winning IT Lab and students union.
Play and Open Spaces Strategy
The new approach to play and open space was initiated by the Department for Children Schools and Families (DCSF), CABE and Play England. This movement is centred on a 'step-change' thinking, creating playable open spaces rather than the underused, prescriptive, railing corralled play space: the LAPs, LEAPs and NEAPs...
