Stuart Hutchinson from Enzygo, says planning authorities will always look favourably on an application if the green infrastructure (GI) is a key consideration from the beginning of the design process. Building with Nature (BwN) is an excellent way to demonstrate this commitment. As the U.K.’s first benchmark...
Whatever your political leaning, the proposed Towns Fund grants represent a huge opportunity for sustainable regeneration with green recovery principles at its heart. Designed to inject new life into smaller communities, the joined-up goals are economic, social, cultural and environmental. The Government believes that older population...
Can we protect our cities, rivers and flood plains from damaging climate-driven rainstorms? Yes, through a new approach to urban landscaping with multi-layered solutions that slow, store, filter and turn storm-water into a resource for irrigation, new habitats and community spaces. Green roofs are an...
Enzygo’s landscape team help Ainscough Strategic Land and Bellway Homes secure approval, on appeal, for a 227-home masterplan at Dane Valley, Northwich DESIGN plans for a housing development on the Dane Valley have been approved on appeal by the government’s planning inspectorate. The reserved matters plan –...
Sketch of Enzygo’s Principal Landscape Architect, Steve Frazer, presenting alongside the Swedish artist, Kerstin Bergendal of the University of Gothenburg, at the recent University of York Conference: Architectural design and construction for later life care: challenges and opportunities for designing with and for building users....
Enzygo’s Landscape team are please to have assisted Bellway [North West] Ltd. in securing a resolution to approve the detailed application at planning committee last week for a 149-unit residential development in Melling, Sefton. Enzygo undertook the LVIA as well as preparing the detailed...