EIA and Development Workshop 31st March 2011

Moore Environment and their EIA team are presenting a second event in the series on EIA and Development at Coleshill Manor. For more information go to www.moore-environment.co.uk or mail@moore-environment.co.uk

You can submit any questions you might have about your project in advance of the event to mail@moore-environment.co.uk. Look forward to seeing you there.

Growing Green 2011 February 23rd

Moore Environment are exhibiting at Growing Green 2011 Wednesday 23 February 9.30am to 4pm Warwickshire Cricket Ground, Edgbaston Road, Birmingham B5 7QU. Come along and meet Richard and Penny - both Senior Landscape Architects - who will be manning the stand.

WMFRA Roof Garden Birmingham HQ

Some major players from the world of design and engineering have signed up for Growing Green 2011 including  Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), alongside environmental consultants (like us) and engineering giants - Cundall who were recently voted Sustainable Consultant of the year at the 2010 Building Sustainability awards. Urban design and environmental teams from Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, Birmingham City Council and Warwickshire County Council will also be taking part.

Steve Massey of finditinsandwell said:

"Our latest Growing Green day will be about sharing and exchanging knowledge, about innovation, business opportunities and collaborative working to reduce our carbon footprints, reduce expenditure and increase profits. Through innovation and modern design, it is our region's architects, planners, building consultants, structural engineers, technical specialists and regeneration chiefs who have a profound role to play in masterplanning our low-carbon future. With their joint skills and knowledge, they have the power to drive forward the West Midlands' green economy."
The event will feature a full programme of CPD certified seminars, where architects and engineers can benefit from short informative presentations from some of the UK's leading  innovators who are interested in supplying them with eco-friendly solutions.
For more information on our work go to http://www.moore-environment.co.uk/
 

Why use a Landscape Architect?

Why use a Landscape Architect and Why Invest in Landscape Architecture? See the Landscape Institute guide http://www.landscapeinstitute.org/PDF/Contribute/WhyInvestFinalA4pages.pdf

Why Invest in Landscape? demonstrates how landscape architects have:

• increased footfall to local business by creating places people want to spend time in;
• increased the sale and rental values of private housing and commercial property;
• optimised the full potential of a given location for a developer;
• cut development costs through intelligent use of existing landscape features and innovative use of construction waste; and
• put the built and natural environment at the heart of the regeneration process.