Thoughts on landscape architecture, the landscape profession, 2B's news updates and technical musings.
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Jul 19th, 2019
You may know that the four pillars of Sustainable Drainage are: quantity, quality, amenity and biodiversity. But what about the fifth - cost?
Apr 17th, 2019
After hearing a lot of good things about Burnby Hall Gardens and Museum in Pocklington, I decided to make a visit with my Mum, a gardening enthusiast. I took a range of photos and made a short video.
Feb 25th, 2019
Bill Blackledge and Amanda McDermott are speaking at the Slow The Flow: Calderdale conference at Hebden Bridge Town Hall in March.
Feb 12th, 2019
Dec 20th, 2018
We hope you have a lovely break over Christmas and are looking forward with positive optimism to what will, no doubt, be an even more challenging year than usual.
We'll be off enjoying the holidays from Dec 21st, and the office will re-open on 2nd January.
Dec 19th, 2018
Part of Bill's role on LI Technical Committee this year has been in updating the industry guidance for Photography and Photomontage in Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA)
Dec 14th, 2018
Geography and Landscape Architecture - two different professions, many similarities.
Click on the title to find out more about my experience of becoming a Landscape Architect from the background of Geography.
Click on the title to find out more about my experience of becoming a Landscape Architect from the background of Geography.
Dec 1st, 2018
Once again, 2B practises what we preach, and undertakes R+D on our own property - this time, experimenting with 'upcycling' an old avocado-coloured bath.
Nov 16th, 2018
2B is excited to be working with a forward thinking commercial client in Hull. Donaldson Filters are ambitious and enthusiastic about retrofit improvements to their external spaces.
Oct 26th, 2018
Since early 2015, 2B has been thoroughly enjoyed working with Burnby Hall Gardens and Museum to assist with their Jubilee project. Our involvement has been the regeneration of the historic ‘Backhouse’ Rock Garden.