WWA would like to take this opportunity to wish all our friends and colleagues a Merry Christmas and a peaceful 2022!
Our office will be closed from 24th December, reopening on 4th January 2022.
Tamae was recently invited to give a lecture on the ‘Application of BIM in Landscape Architecture’ to masters students at Writtle University College. Tamae is part of the Landscape Institute’s Digital Practice Group along with her co-speaker Mike Shilton, who is Chair of the Digital Practice Group and Director of Product Management at Transoft Solutions.
Read moreThe Student Services Project at the University of Cambridge has been announced as winner of the SPACES Award in the Collaboration Category. The project included an overhaul of the public realm, refurbishment of existing listed buildings and the construction of a new wing.
Read moreThe whole WWA team recently spent a day participating in the Chelmsford City Council tree planting project with Love Your Chelmsford.
Read moreWe are pleased to sponsor two of the student awards for Landscape Architecture at Writtle University College. Awards are given for the highest achieving BSc student, and for innovation in visual communication. With the 2020 ceremony being delayed by the pandemic, this year was a bumper graduation ceremony.
Read moreCongratulations to Bobby Browne who has recently completed training to achieve a RICS Expert Witness certificate, expanding our team of expert witnesses here at Wynne-Williams Associates. We offer impartial professional expert witness services for planning appeals and enquiries, having experience providing advice on behalf of planning authorities and developers.
We are happy to discuss any potential projects, please contact us here.
We have been working alongside Henry Brothers Construction Company to provide new £13.2million facilities, including building and grounds, for Alfreton Park Community Special School.
Read moreOur arboriculturist, landscape architect and director, Karen Lacey, has recently been undertaking training to become a Building with Nature approved assessor.
Read moreWe were delighted to attend the official opening ceremony for the new STEM Block and Sixth Form at St Dunstan’s College. The opening speech was delivered by Nobel Prize winner, and St Dunston’s alumnus, Sir Martin Evans.
Read moreLandscape Character Assessment (LCA) is an important process used to identify elements and features that make a landscape distinct. An LCA document maps and describes different identifiable landscape types, whilst also considering how a landscape is perceived, experienced, and valued.
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