Landscape Design
With decades of combined experience, our team provides a complete landscape design service and thrives on collaboration.
Leisure and Recreation
Leisure and Recreation
ASA Landscape Architects provided the external works design services from inception to planning, tendering and construction; ensuring attention to detail and a client focused approach, which led to a commercial landscape that was delivered on time and budget and one in which has been very well received by prospective occupiers.
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.
Landscape Design Projects
Forest Glade Kennels, Chinnor Hill
Project: Forest Glade Kennels, Chinnor Hill ASA was appointed in early 2021 to prepare a landscape scheme to address a reserve matters application for 5 new dwellings to replace former kennels. The site lies within a sloping, elevated location within the Chilterns AONB and is sensitive to long views into [...]
Winnersh Triangle 200 Series Pocket Park
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 [...]
Winnersh Triangle Sports Hub
Project: Winnersh Triangle Sports Hub ASA Landscape Architects were appointed by Frasers Property to masterplan, design and implement landscape upgrades to Winnersh Triangle Business Park, with a focus on the tenant’s physical and mental well-being, encouraging rich social experiences and a strong sense of community. The third phase of works [...]
Silverstone Technology Park Phase 3
Project: Silverstone Technology Park Phase 3 Continuing on from the highly successful Silverstone Technology Park Phase 2, ASA were appointed to continue works with Barnwood Construction, Glanvilles, SRA Architects and Ridge and Partners, on behalf of MEPC, to design and over see the delivery of the landscape to [...]
The Bee House
Project: The Bee House Working closely with the MEPC, SRA Architects, Stantec, Charlton Abbot Forestry and Barnwood Contractors to transform Building 140, ASA has designed a landscape which retro-fits sustainability and creates a more welcoming space to occupiers. Car-parking was removed adjacent to the new frontage, allowing for the [...]
Beech Court Pavilion, Abingdon School
Project: Beech Court Pavilion, Abingdon School Continuing on the success of the landscape design in support of boarding houses; Crescent House and Austin House, for Abingdon School. ASA were appointed to provide an appropriate setting for an important new Pavilion, in the heart of the school; taking concept plans [...]
Sutton Courtenay Play Area
Project: Sutton Courtenay Play Area Following engagement by Sutton Courtenay Parish Council, ASA Landscape Architects have worked with key Parish Council members to develop a concept to refurbish and extend the provision currently available at the village playground, ensuring opinions generated by the Public Consultation were incorporated where possible. Through [...]
Culham Science Centre Quad
Project: Culham Science Centre Quad ASA Landscape Architects were appointed by UKAEA to design a new vibrant landscape to replace the tired patch of grass in a quadrangle within Culham Science Centre. The brief was to design a place that would be used as a meeting area for lunch and [...]
Silverstone Technology Park Phase 2
Project: Silverstone Technology Park Phase 2 ASA have been working with Barnwood Construction, Michael Sparks Associates, Glanvilles and Ridge and Partners on behalf of MEPC to design and deliver the landscape to the Phase 2 development at Silverstone Park. Through ensuring that the majority of plants are native, [...]
