News Updates
Park View, London
The Park View Estate, in Islington, is a project that we have been involved for the London Borough of Islington from 2017.
The landscape phase of the project will be undertaken 22-23.
The existing mulberry tree was relocated by request of the residents of Park View, by specialist tree movers in consultation with Sharon Hosegood Associates.
Boat House
Autumn site visit to the Boat House reviewing existing planting and new planting areas
More photos at Boat House project page
A new studio located in front of the planted terraces
Barn Cottage
The Planting at Barn Cottage has established and is flourishing
Photos courtesy of TRA Studio
more photos at Barn Cottage Project Page
The Depot Cinema
The orchard at the Depot is thriving
copyright & courtesy of Lewes Depot
The green roof at the Depot Cinema in Lewis is getting some welcome visitors
copyright & courtesy of Lewes Depot
The living roof at the Depot Cinema
Also, great to see the Kitchen Garden flourishing
copyright & courtesy of Lewes Depot
Site Visits
A recent site visit in June to two projects with gardens and field orchard for a new house and another garden to a traditional former farm house.
Winter Gardens, Great Yarmouth
We are pleased to announce we are undertaking the landscape for the interior and exterior of the Victorian Winter Gardens in Great Yarmouth
Farmhouse Garden
We are working with Harty and Harty on a new artists studio in this lovely garden in the Wiltshire countryside.
Planting completed at VLG, Jersey
Pendine Museum and Hostel
New pictures of progress.
Planting up at Barn Cottage
Rockmount Amphitheatre Takes Shape
Pendine Museum and Hostel
Drone Fly-through shows recent progress
Nearly Complete:
Filming at one of our Roof Terraces at No.1 Braham, London
Roger Zogolovitch talks about House Boat in a Masters Of Design video series
On Site at Pendine Tourism Attractor Project
Latest video from January 2020
Jersey Projects Achieve Planning Permission
Two of our Projects, Rockmount and Herupe House, in collaboration with Jamie Falla Architecture had planning permission granted in January.
Visualisations courtesy of Jamie Falla Architecture
Upton Country Park Discovery Project - Heritage Funding Awarded
We would like to extend our congratulations to the team for reaching this significant milestone. We are delighted to be involved in supporting the application for the historic path restoration, undertaking LVIA’s for the proposed Welcome and Volunteer Centres and providing visualisations.
Jennifer Coe Delivers Lecture at the Society of Garden Designers Autumn Conference
Jennifer was invited to explain her design philosophy and working practices to an engaged audience at this years SGD Autumn Conference.
Eaglewood School completes its Phoenix and Nightingale Buildings.
Coe design working in conjunction with Footprint Architects and Morgan Sindall, enhancing the specialist free school in New Milton, Hampshire.
The Houseboat featured in The Modern House Masters of Design
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Nab House Planting
A lovely collaboration between Client, Architect and Landscape Architect.
Photos and house courtesy of Rod Graham of Design Engine
Pendine Tourism Attractor - The Sands of Speed Museum -Fly through released
House Boat in Evening Standard
Jennifer Coe attends the World Architecture Festival in Berlin with the award winning House Boat team
Roger Zogolovitch, Rebecca Granger, Jennifer Coe and Meredith Bowles
Meredith Bowles presents the House Boat at WAF
House Boat wins RIBA Stephen Lawrence Prize, presented at the Stirling Prize Award presentation evening
Established in 1998 in memory of Stephen Lawrence, who aspired to be an architect, the Stephen Lawrence Prize is now in its twentieth year and rewards the best examples of projects with a construction budget of less than £1 million.
Coe Design was proud to work alongside MOLE Architects in collaboration with Rebecca Granger Architects and Roger Zogolovitch to make this become such a successful scheme.
Featured in The Architects' Journal
La Moye, Guernsey, Achieved Planning Permission
A proposed Manor House on the footprint of an existing property, part of a larger estate, which has a highly notable landscape setting. The features of the setting include outstanding views, a landscape of high scenic value with substantial natural and conservation interest.
Depot cinema, bar and restaurant in Lewes is a finalist in the 2018 Civic Trust Awards, and shortlisted for the Selwyn Goldsmith Award for Universal Design
MEMO has received a £50,000 funding boost
MEMO – now renamed with the working title of ‘The Journey’ - received a £50,000 funding boost from Weymouth and Portland Borough Council, Dorset LEP, Dorset County Council and private benefactors.
MEMO (Mass Extinction Monitoring Observatory) has teamed up with Jurassica to create a single visitor attraction for Portland, Dorset. Coe Design's early work with MEMO included producing Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment.
Park View in the Borough of Islington - Planning Permission Granted, Further Consultations Undertaken
New residential blocks with 40 new units are to be added to the existing housing on the Park View estate in the Borough of Islington. Landscape improvements and re-modeling are set to improve the quality and increase the green space to the site.
Coe Design are working with Burrell Foley Fischer to produce this scheme.
Design For Retirement Community - Shortlisted for Shoestring 2017
Coe Design's collaboration with Catterall Franklin was shortlisted for this years Shoestring Competition run by the National Custom & Self-Build Association.
Royal visit for official opening of new Graduate Centre
HRH The Princess Royal, Chancellor of the University of London, officially opened the new Graduate Centre at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) in June 2017
House Boat Wins RIBA South West Award 2017
World Architecture Festival Awards 2017 Shortlisted
World Architecture News Awards Long Listed
Walking Dubrovnic
Exploration Projects
Walking cities is an exploration project that we have been undertaking over several years. The investigation takes place on a serendipitous ad hoc geographic basis, wherever we happen to be.
Dubrovnik old town is an exciting part of the city with the capacity to absorb numerous visitors. The old walls are one of the main tourist destinations, once on the route the benefits of the overview and aspect over the sea is enhanced by the social encounters with peoples of all ages enjoying the views.
Public Housing Estates, Landscape Appraisals
Dixon Clark Court, London
CDLA are evaluating the landscape and grounds of some existing housing estates for London Borough of Islington.
Park View is a 1950’s / 60’s estate of multi-storey, deck access blocks and a point block, with access roads, car parking, landscape amenity and some play space. The blocks are set generally on grass with numerous mature existing trees, some of which date from the original 18-19th century Villas that used to be on the site. The existing landscape is generally open space, with the centre of the site being two large courtyards, which are partly green, with a ball court, roads and car parking areas and the perimeter of the blocks are mainly lawn.
Parkview, London
Sense TouchBase Completed in July, set to open in September 2017
TouchBase Pears is the Sense charity multi-purpose Centre for the Birmingham Community. It officially opens in September. Sense is a national charity that supports people who are deafblind, have sensory impairments or complex needs, and helps them to enjoy more independent lives.
The Centre provides a welcoming environment and specialist provision for people with disabilities, as well as services for the whole community, including a children’s library service, performance space and café.
The gardens have been created as a part of a series and form part of the sensory experience for users. Set between the building and the trees of the Grand Union canal these quieter spaces offer a sanctuary for experiencing the outdoors and nature.
Ikea Museum Opens in Almhult, Sweden
A unique IKEA museum experience has been created in the restored first 1958 IKEA store, known as the ‘Old Star’, in the heart of Älmhult, Sweden, which opened in summer 2016. The multi practice team was led by the IKEA Museum project team with Wilkinson Eyre Architects. As part of this team we explored a landscape strategy for connections within the town and a new ‘public square’ to the front of the museum.
