- BD/Dyson Airblade Competition
- Catharsis
- Clumber Park
- De Kruidhof Botanic Garden &
- National Botanic Garden of Kenya
- Glastonbury Land Art
- Gloucester City Botanic Garden
- Grasslands Charity Show Garden
- Harcourt Arboretum
- Hever Castle Playground – Acorn Dell
- Hever Castle Playground – Tudor Towers
- Holbeck Urban Design
- Intertidal Pavilion
- Lakeside Holiday Retreat
- National Wildflower Centre
- Pensthorpe NR Masterplan
- Private Garden
- Private Garden II
- Private Garden III
- Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
- Secular Cemetery
- Shishou National Nature Reserve
- Somerset Botanic Garden
- Stowe School
- Stowe Landscape Gardens
- Sudbury Hall
- WWF Laos
- Zonsondergang Park
This concept for a 9m x 3m show garden was designed for a grasslands charity. The aim was to draw attention to the diversity of plant species that meadows are comprised of and that grasslands can differ depending on the soil type. This is achieved by dividing the plot into two with acid species one side and alkaline the other. Key species are elevated above the sward, drawing attention to them as individuals and making them easier to view. In addition to this, in a non-depressing way, we also wanted to tell the story of grassland species decline caused by the increase in soil nutrient level. The two dipping walls separate the garden represent two lines of a graph, one showing species decline the other the increase in soil nutrients. Benches and the lower ends allude further to the loss of species.
This concept for a 9m x 3m show garden was designed for a grasslands charity. The aim was to draw attention to the diversity of plant species that meadows are comprised of and that grasslands can differ depending on the soil type. This is achieved by dividing the plot into two with acid species one side and alkaline the other. Key species are elevated above the sward, drawing attention to them as individuals and making them easier to view. In addition to this, in a non-depressing way, we also wanted to tell the story of grassland species decline caused by the increase in soil nutrient level. The two dipping walls separate the garden represent two lines of a graph, one showing species decline the other the increase in soil nutrients. Benches and the lower ends allude further to the loss of species.
