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Tel: 01225 865866 |
Fax: 01225 865084 |
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Eastern House, 16 Silver Street, Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire
BA15 1JZ |
Formed in 1985,Tim Lynch Associates, a practice of landscape
architects based near Bath, has been involved in all aspects
of landscape design, landscape assessments and environmental
constraints for the elderly.
Working throughout the United Kingdom for a wide range of
property developers, commercial clients and nursing home
operators/retirement developers has resulted in the practice
being regularly called upon to design grounds appropriate to
the sites’ locations and requirements.
During the past 24 years, the practice has been appointed on
over 150 landscape assessments and designs for retirement
and private nursing home operators as well as for our
regular clients which includes English Courtyard
Developments, Sunrise Senior Living, Beechcroft Retirement
Homes and other smaller operators. In 2007 one of our sites
was voted best landscape in the Uk by the Daily Express and
for the eighth running we won an award at The What House
ceremony
Also the practice has been involved in a new village set in
450 acres of parkland at Reigate for Gleeson Homes, a
landscape impact analysis for Leonard Cheshire Homes for a
200-acre site set in a SSSi and conservation area,
restoration of a 100 acre park and garden near Tunbridge
Wells , as well as numerous specialised projects thought the
UK
This has not only resulted in many landscape conservation
awards, but also landscape management and Civic Trust
awards. Tim Lynch Associates has been voted best commercial
landscape designers by The Sunday Times for the past seven
years and in 2002 the practice was awarded conservation
development of the year for its scheme at Bluecoat Pond,
Horsham.
The practice is regularly called in by architects and
developers for assistance on the best way to develop a
specialist site into which retirement and nursing homes can
be constructed, by minimising any impact on the surrounding
established landscape. This takes into account not only the
location and style of the grounds, but also the importance
of the trees and any ecological impact on protected species.
The practice, which is multi disciplined, has regularly
demonstrated to clients and local authorities alike how
developments and landscape can work in harmony together.
This helps safeguard the long term future of gardens through
careful management programmes and ensures that all those
concerned can enjoy the garden throughout the year.
For more information and a video of our award winning site
visit our web site www.tlassociates.com
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