Project: Winnersh Triangle 200 Series Pocket Park

ASA Landscape Architects were appointed by Frasers Property to masterplan, design and implement landscape upgrades to Winnersh Business Park, with a focus on tenant’s physical and mental well-being, encouraging rich social experiences and a strong sense of community.

The first phase of works is currently in progress and supports the refurbishment works of building 210 which was completed September 2020.

Including an impressive new portico, building 210 has been comprehensively refurbished by Scott Osborn Contractors, designed by Spratley and Partners Architects. It has created a contemporary, open planned, office space which seamlessly joins to the new outdoor recreation space.

In re-imagining the existing frontage, ASA Landscape Architects have created a permeable campus plaza that significantly improves the pedestrian experience and connectivity, removing parking to the frontage of the buildings, and introducing multiple break-out opportunities including a petanque court and out-door meeting space.

By retaining most of the existing trees and planting a biodiverse planting palette, the busy Wharfdale Road has been screened, creating high-quality plaza, commensurate with the status of the newly refurbished buildings.

Despite the Covid-19 disruption, this project continued at a pace with strict social distancing enforced on site. A great team effort and clear client vision from the outset has ensured that the finish and attention to detail of this project is exemplary.

ASA Landscape Architects were appointed by Frasers Property to masterplan, design and implement landscape upgrades to Winnersh Business Park, with a focus on tenant’s physical and mental well-being, encouraging rich social experiences and a strong sense of community.

The first phase of works is currently in progress and supports the refurbishment works of building 210 which was completed September 2020.

Including an impressive new portico, building 210 has been comprehensively refurbished by Scott Osborn Contractors, designed by Spratley and Partners Architects. It has created a contemporary, open planned, office space which seamlessly joins to the new outdoor recreation space.

In re-imagining the existing frontage, ASA Landscape Architects have created a permeable campus plaza that significantly improves the pedestrian experience and connectivity, removing parking to the frontage of the buildings, and introducing multiple break-out opportunities including a petanque court and out-door meeting space.

By retaining most of the existing trees and planting a biodiverse planting palette, the busy Wharfdale Road has been screened, creating high-quality plaza, commensurate with the status of the newly refurbished buildings.

Despite the Covid-19 disruption, this project continued at a pace with strict social distancing enforced on site. A great team effort and clear client vision from the outset has ensured that the finish and attention to detail of this project is exemplary.

Project Details

Client: Frasers Property

Location: Winnersh Triangle business park, Wokingham.

Status: Anticipated Completion August 2020.

Main Contractor: Scott Osborn Ltd

External Size: Over 10,500m2

Landscape Contractor: Gavin Jones Ltd

Architects: Spratley and Partners

Project Manager and Cost Management: Burnley Wilson Fish

Project Team

Carolyn Place
Carolyn Place
Katie Dixon
Katie Dixon
Kim Walney Dean
Kim Walney Dean
Veronica Flemming
Veronica Flemming

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What the client said

We are absolutely thrilled with the new pocket park in front of the 200 Series at Winnersh Triangle business park. We have a great relationship with ASA Landscape Architects which has developed over time and through a number of large commercial projects. They listened and understood our vision and constraints; delivering a scheme that surpassed our expectations.

James Attack, Senior Development Manager, Frasers Property, Winnersh Triangle 200 Series Pocket Park

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