Arboricultural work at the site of the former Axis Building on Holliday Street in Birmingham has started.
To protect the sites numerous 50+ year old London Plane (Platanus x hispanica) trees, Suction Excavators hired from HV Excavators ltd, supervised by our colleagues, have been used, alongside an Air Spade, to remove loosened soil to uncover tree roots which are then noted and protected from heavy construction.
Once the existing trees are protected, development will continue and eventually deliver the ‘Goods Station’ featuring mixed-use development on the site of the former Axis building.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the team at BEA.
We’re proud to have been involved in the landscaping for the project at Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration.
Yesterday 
We are delighted to share that our colleague, Lauren Dutton, has successfully completed her Master’s in Landscape Architecture at the University of Gloucestershire — achieving a Distinction! 🎓
We are happy to announce that our SMAS certification has been renewed for another year.
Today BEA had an impromptu site visit to Wightwick Manor to see the pathway connecting the Manor and Formal Gardens to the Kitchen Gardens. It was great to catch the onsite team and talk about the construction and positive visitor feedback.
Congratulations to our collaborators involved:
BEA were pleased to have been approached by Compton Care, who provide specialist palliative care and bereavement support, to help them with a design for their Donor Recognition Wall.
BEA Landscape Design are delighted to announce the completion of the footpath improvement project at the grade I and II* scheduled monument 
