Category: Blog
Design flexibility
Design flexibility Are you struggling with a design for a difficult area? Or do you need something a little out of the ordinary? Have you considered using a modular timber system such as WoodBlocX? Other options in these situations – notably sleepers if the client has specified a wooden product – could struggle with the[…]
Restaurant Planters – The Sanchez Brothers, Bristol
The Cost of Modular Timber Designs
The Cost of Modular Timber Designs When budgets are tight, it’s good to be able to see all the costs of a project up front. Using a modular timber system for raised beds and other landscaping means that not only are the material costs easy to calculate, but the labour costs will be much more[…]
How the New Dundee Waterfront Gardens were Designed
Benches & Raised Beds – Unite Student Accommodation Aberdeen
Why Our Forests Matter
In the UK we sometimes take our forests, woodland and green space for granted, but you may be surprised to learn that the UK is one of the least wooded areas in Europe. Only 13% of our landmass is woodland, which is far less than the European average of 37%. So why is this[…]
48m Retaining Wall – Ogilvie Homes – Home Farm, Stirling
Willmott Dixon’s new Gatefold Building housing project in west London
We are pleased to announce that we are working on Willmott Dixon’s new Gatefold Building housing project in west London. The development has been built on a former brownfield site and will provide 132 new homes. We are for the first time, working in partnership with Eco Green Roofs, which created the initial design for the site’s outdoor[…]
Modular timber designs that don’t stick to traditional dimensions
If you are designing a large landscape scheme that will be a pleasure for people to live and work in, planters are a useful tool to have in your project. Planting brings life to streets, squares, parks and housing developments, making spaces more enjoyable and adding colour and biodiversity. Designing planters with a modular timber[…]