The Schools Garden, for Cambridge University Botanic Garden
I designed this layout for the proposed Schools Garden, offering a variety of learning spaces carefully worked around the existing vegetation. The intention is to provide an exemplary garden containing many elements which schools may wish to re-create in their own grounds, and to offer a safe horticultural teaching area where local schools can encourage pupils to develop an interest in plants and gardening.
Private garden in Northamptonshire
Design for a narrow, self-contained garden on a sloping site, with the house wrapping around the south-west corner. Awkward level changes were resolved and a sequence of attractive linked spaces was created.
A small London garden
The harsh urban yard seen above was transformed into a toddler-friendly green oasis with a sense of movement and mystery.
Planting and pavings intermingle, and a small covered sandpit and curved seat provide a focal point towards the end of the garden.
A recent design for a family garden on a sloping site overlooking the open, rural landscape of the Cambridgeshire fens. Originally congested and heavily over-planted, the best trees have been retained and new spaces have been opened up, with a network of varied paths offering exciting play routes for the youngest member of the family to explore.