News
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15 Jul.
2017.Lori highly commended in London National Park City Competition
Congratulations to Lori Micu who took part in the London National Park City visualisation challenge and was highly commended by the judges. Her submission addressed green infrastructure gaps and issues in areas of the city.
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23 Jun.
2017.South Oxfordshire site approved
Outline planning consent has been granted for a village extension in Oxfordshire. The impact on landscape character was a sensitive issue and Allen Pyke were instrumental in developing proposals for a large riverside park to mitigate adverse effects.
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8 Jun.
2017.Amy becomes Chartered
Congratulations to Amy Collinson who has recently passed her Pathway to Chartership (P2C) exam to become Chartered Member of the Landscape Institute (CMLI). Amy has been a great asset to Allen Pyke since joining our Kingston team as a graduate in 2014, and has recently seen some of her first designs...
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9 May.
2017.Join Us
We are looking for an enthusiastic and motivated graduate Landscape Architect to join our team Kingston-upon-Thames. Please check out our join us page.
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22 Apr.
2017.Today is Earth Day
The 22nd April is Earth Day, which aims to raise awareness of the challenges facing the environment today and to demonstrate support for environmental protection across the world.
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13 Mar.
2017.Merseyside planning consent
Reserved Matters planning consent for the 134 unit Vulcan Works scheme in St Helens, Merseyside, has been granted. Allen Pyke were commissioned by St Modwen Homes to produce a soft landscape scheme alongside RPS.
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2 Mar.
2017.Senior promotions in Kingston
Congratulations to Ben Brace and Tristram Bushby who have both been promoted to Senior Landscape Architect positions.
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6 Feb.
2017.Will joins the Cambridge team
We are pleased to welcome Will Dutch to Allen Pyke. Will is a chartered member of the Landscape Institute (CMLI) and has joined our team in Cambridge.
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1 Feb.
2017.Riverside development approved
The second phase of Great Eastern Quays was granted reserved matters planning permission at the planning committee last night. The second phase of this mixed use, residential lead scheme comprises 468 new homes (full site 818 units) and 2,400 sq.m of office, retail and community space. This...
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