Landscape Architecture

With over 25 years experience, Petrow Harley has developed a collaborative and ideas led approach to resolving environmental problems that clients face when making changes to landscapes, combined with technical expertise we have been able to support a wide range of private and public-sector projects.

We bring together the diverse skills and experience required, combined with creativity, pragmatism and commercial sense that are necessary for the creative and technical leadership of complex development, regeneration and environmental projects.

Supporting clients to create special outdoor spaces, manage resources and realise their development and commercial goals and delivering tailored landscape designs to meet the needs of both client and those using the outdoor space.

Landscape Planning

Petrow-Harley provide clients with advice and assistance on planning applications, provide evidence at public inquiries and undertake Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments (LVIA). Ensuring that development proposals are acceptable and justifiable in terms of landscape and visual issues as well as meeting local plan policies.

Delivering detailed design and implementation programme(s) for soft and hard landscape schemes.

Our Services

• - Landscape Visual Impact Assessments and Landscape Character Assessments
• - Landscape Master Plans
• - Expert Witness
• - Discharging Planning Conditions
• - Design and Access Statements
• - Preparation of outline and full planning applications
• - Tree Surveys and advising on Arboriculture issues
• - Habitat surveys and advice on ecological issues
• - Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA)

Project Tender & Management

From our experience, landscape architects are best placed to deliver project management for all types of external works projects. With a wealth of project management experience Petrow Harley can lead the project from detailed design and production, to on-site inspection and contract administration, with in-house skills to manage as Lead Landscape Architect or be part of a collaborative team.