Housing Design Awards 2020
Our South Kilburn NWCC regeneration project has been shortlisted in the 2020 Housing Design Awards.
For more information visit the Housing Design Website
Our South Kilburn NWCC regeneration project has been shortlisted in the 2020 Housing Design Awards.
For more information visit the Housing Design Website
In the 2020 Civic Trust Awards, our Llanthony Secunda Priory project in Gloucester received Highly Commended in the Conservation Project category.
TEP was involved in the design and implementation of the site wide landscaping, with the aim of improving the overall visitor experience, while interpreting and respecting the historic landscape. For more information visit: https://llanthonysecunda.org/
At the 2019 Planning Awards our Queens Park project in Blackpool was shortlisted in the Regeneration Category.
The project consisted of a £22 Million transformation from an area blighted with anti- social behaviour and a high turnover of residents to a vibrant new neighbourhood.
Our Charting A Natural Course entry in the 2019 Landscape Institute Awards won in the Transforming through Management and Science category.
For more information on the project click here.
In the 2019 CIRIA BIG Biodiversity Awards, our White Lion Nature Reserve project won small-scale Project of the Year.
At the 2019 IEMA Awards our Heathlands project recieved Highly Commended in the Biodiversity & Environmental Net Gains Category.
For more information on the scheme click here.
At the 2019 CIEEM Awards both the Heathlands and River Irwell schemes came away with awards:
Heathlands was awarded Commended in the Best Practice – Large-scale Mitigation category Read more and River Irwell was awarded Highly Commended in the Best Practice – Innovation category. Read more.
The Avenue Remediation and Landscape project won the Judges Special Award at the 2018 Brownfield Briefing Award ceremony. Read more
The Heathlands scheme won the Science, Management and Stewardship award for 2017. Judges commented “this exciting project shows how collaborative working in an ecologically-led project can achieve development in close proximity to an SAC”.
TEP’s work with Redrow Homes at the Heathlands development in Buckley was Highly Commended in the Best Biodiversity Enhancement category. The scheme saw the regeneration of a derelict and unsafe claypit and brickworks for 300 new homes, alongside generous public open space and a 30ha nature reserve. The project took ten years from planning application to completion and the populations of people and newts have grown alongside each other! Read more.
TEP provided landscape design to support developer Hill and architects Pollard Thomas Edwards and Alison Brooks Architects for the first phase of Barton Park in Oxford. The scheme is shortlisted.
TEP was a finalist in the SME of the Year category of the North West Regional Construction Awards.
Pine Lake Camp Centre was awarded “Best Educational Building” and was also a finalist in the “Best Inclusive Building” category.
Client: Foundation Matters
The Hinkley Point C Connection was the winner of the Infrastructure Planning Award and the separate category for “Planning for Energy Infrastructure”.
The Countess of Chester Country Park was highly commended in the NGO Impact Category.
Client: The Land Trust.
TEP was highly commended for carbon neutrality, staff incentives such as the cycle purchase scheme, the LPG-conversion interest-free loan, and our Investors in People “Gold” status.
Newlands
Highly Commended: Strategic Landscape Planning Category
Newlands is a 20-year community woodland regeneration scheme in north west England. Led by the Forestry Commission (FC), it has converted 540ha of neglected land into valuable green space. TEP researched and mapped the evidence on socio-economic and environmental deprivation which enabled the FC to secure £59m government funding. Judges commented that “the robust evidence-based methodology has enabled resources to be focussed with great effect”
River Tawe Green Infrastructure Strategy
Highly Commended
TEP’s “FutureVision” student, Lee Miles, presented concept designs for the Tawe corridor which stretches 4.5km north from Swansea city centre and includes several large brownfield sites identified for major mixed-use regeneration. TEP prepared a green infrastructure (GI) strategy which included a green space masterplan and proposed GI standards for use in development control. Lee’s design concepts were derived from TEP’s strategy. Judges commented that “the submission included a thorough analysis with impressive proposals for green infrastructure and green housing.”
Saughall All Saints Primary School, Cheshire
Environmental Sustainability Award Winner
Sir William Stanier Community School, Cheshire
Cheshire, Warrington & Wirral Best Practice Award Winner
The school wished to rebuild on its extensive area of amenity grassland. TEP advised on tree protection measures to meet British Standards, and assisted with the BREEAM Schools Assessment, specifically giving advice on how the new landscape could create biodiversity and improve learning opportunities. The school created a wildlife area and a kitchen garden which were incorporated into an “outdoor classroom”.
A580 Environmental Improvements, St Helens
Winner in the Soft Landscaping Over 1 Hectare Category
Liverpool and Manchester City Region Green Infrastructure Prospectus
Winner
The Biodiversity of Wigan – the Natural Environment at the Heart of Local Strategy
Commended
HCA Green Estate Management Best Practice
Commended
