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Career Opportunity
About you : You want to work in an active practice and test yourself with a variety of work to carry on growing your personal experience. You want to use and develop your computer skills and be challenged by projects but be given support when necessary. You have an interest in all aspects of our…
Our BIM Journey for Landscape Architecture
Since 2014 we have been committed to incorporating Building Information Modelling (BIM) into our working procedures. We have adopted Autodesk Revit as our principle 3D modelling software and broken new ground on designing BIM Level 2 schemes. Our ‘BIM Journey’ has been a steep learning curve however, to ensure compatibility with other design and construction…
Sefton Green Belt Review
Sefton Council is currently undertaking a review of their development land provision for their developing Local Plan and as such are considering the release of a number of sites from the currently designated Green Belt. Despite being a metropolitan borough with a large urban population, approximately half of Sefton’s area is rural and designated as…
Hartlebury Castle restoration, regeneration and rejuvination
Hartlebury Castle is a building steeped in history, having served as a See House of the Worcestershire Diocese for at least 800 years. The parkland in which the Castle is located and the gardens which provide its immediate setting are both parts of the Grade II Listed Registered Historic Park and Gardens by English heritage…
Ryder invests in its future and enters the world of BIM
We have recently invested in our future making sure we stay ahead of the curve and bought ourselves some shiny new software, bringing our BIM capabilities up to speed. We are now the proud owners of both Autodesk Revit and 3D Civils. Having seen an increasing demand from our existing clients and with one eye…
Water, water everywhere
I was invited to present at a very interesting meeting recently in Whitehall at RUSI – the Royal United Services Institute to discuss about how services have responded to the current flood situation and how flood risk might be handled in the future. RUSI look at risk and conflict throughout the globe and have…
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1 week agoRT @WynneConstruct: ICYMI: @colegcambria is planning to remodel its Yale site in #Wrexham – and we will carry out the design and constructi…
2 weeks agoA busy night rock hunting at Acton Park, Wrexham a great park with active volunteers #actonpark pic.twitter.com/Muwg3JT6C4
2 weeks agoCongratulations to Rachael Fenton for passing her exam to become a Chartered Member of the Landscape Institute, hug… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
2 months agoRT @WynneConstruct: #Drone footage showing the fantastic site location and progress for the new Ysgol @carregemlyn project in #Clocaenog #R…
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