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 donated their time, providing conceptual sketches and detailed design information in support of this fantastic local charity. The work was implemented by a local landscape contractor and completed in time for the opening ceremony on 25th June.

If you would like us to be involved in your healthcare project or find out more about our services, please do not hesitate to contact us.

BEA Landscape Design are delighted to announce the completion of the footpath improvement project at the grade I and II* scheduled monument Kenilworth Castle implemented by F J Morris on behalf of English Heritage.

The project involved the implementation of a number of new footpaths in and around the castle to improve visitor access and made the national news when a number of trebuchet balls where discovered during the works.

If you would like to find out more about our historic landscape projects, please do not hesitate to contact us.

The new Café at Hanbury Hall has officially opened, complete with an external courtyard seating area designed by Bea Landscape Design and installed by Croft Building & Conservation Ltd.

The project involved the design of the hard and soft landscaping including close liaison with the sandstone and guardrail suppliers followed by site inspections to ensure a successful installation.

If you would like us to be involved in your project or find out more about our range of services, please do not hesitate to Contact Us.

BEA Landscape Design Ltd are pleased to have helped IM Properties and Birmingham City Council reach practical completion on this prestigious project.

We provided consultant support for Arboriculture, the LVIA, public consultations, detailed soft landscape designs and site inspections for the surrounding green & blue Infrastructure and the first plot occupier, Amazon.

If you would like us to be involved in your project or find out more about our range of services, please do not hesitate to contact us.

The team at BEA would like to welcome our newest member of staff, Lauren Dutton.

Lauren has recently completed her Degree in Landscape Architecture and will soon be embarking on her Master’s in Landscape Architecture, part time, from September!

We are looking forward to Lauren helping us deliver a wide range of projects for our clients across the UK.  Welcome Lauren!

We are pleased to have provided design services for the upgraded all weather path in the Rose Garden at Wightwick Manor, a Grade II registered park & garden on the outskirts of Wolverhampton.  The works were installed by W M Longreach and completed in June ’23.

Other projects at Wightwick Manor include the recently completed car park extension and pedestrian access.

If you would like us to be involved in your project or find out more about our range of services, please do not hesitate to contact us.

BEA are pleased to have assisted with implementation of another National Trust car park at Croft Castle, Herefordshire.

As part of the design team we provided the arboricultural consultancy and detailed car park designs for the resurfacing of the existing car park and its’ extension into the parkland to the South of the main approach, within this Grade II* registered Park & Garden.

If you would like us to be involved in your project or find out more about our range of services please do not hesitate to contact us.

We are pleased to announce that our health and safety management systems have been SSIP Approved (Safety Schemes in Procurement) and Bea Landscape Design has been awarded the SMAS Worksafe (Safety Management Advisory Services Ltd) ‘Designer’ accreditation.

To find out more about this please visit www.smasltd.com.

To find out more about how we can help you please Contact Us.

Bea have been responsible for the implementation of the landscaping on the largest Pre-Let Industrial & Logistics park in the UK.  This is set to provide a high quality home for leading international businesses including Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and DSV Group.

The site is some 238 acres and located at Junction 11 of the M42 in the north west of Leicester.

The landscape infrastructure required over 1 million m3 of material to be sculpted to form a new landscape to screen the 6 large warehouses. Over 30,00 trees were planted along with shrubs bulbs and aquatics resulting in  nearly 30 acres of new woodland.

Congratulations to Thomas for passing his accreditation as a ‘Building with Nature’ approved assessor.

If you’d like to find out how we can help with your project please get in touch with BEA.

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