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| Water Features hold a major fascination for us, not only in their visual qualities but in their sound, reflections and playful nature. |
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| The Sammy Ofer Wing at the National Maritime Museum Greenwich opened on 13th July providing a new archive and entrance for the Museum. The £35M project has relocated the main point of access so that visitors to Greenwich can enter the building from Greenwich Park. We will be giving guided tours as part of Open House 2011 |
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| Carved out of the Lea valley by river infrastructure the Green provides a valuable open space in the area. London has too few new parks, so Churchman was delighted to have the opportunity to play a part in establishing the first part of the visionary Lea River Park. |
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| Churchman Landscape Architects are responsible for the landscape proposals associated with the new £35m wing for the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich. |
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| Churchman has led the renovation of Hammesrmith Park providing new natural play spaces and restoring the remains of 'The Garden of Peace' a 100 years old traditional Japanese garden |
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| Works to the natural play area in South Park are now complete and the playground is open to the public. |
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| Following a selected competition to lead a Masterplan for Hammersmith and Fulham’s historic South Park, our team have completed a series of public consultation workshops and exhibition of ideas to gather opinion about the future designs for the park. The masterplan is being implemented and its first phase is now complete. |
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| St Mary Magdalene Academy awarded British Council for School Environments' Inspiring Design Award and a National RIBA Award. |
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| A series of plant based installations that are objects of fascination and beauty in their own right for a Central London penthouse |
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| The creation of Stanton Williams’ new visitor arrival space at the Tower generated a number of technically demanding problems that required resolution in order to sustain existing and proposed planting. |
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| Renaissance influences provide the conceptual basis for this formal water garden in Putney. This residential scheme designed by Feilden Clegg Bradley is focused around 2 existing Italianate Villas. |
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| The College Courtyard project is the first stage in City University’s programme to reinvigorate its empty courtyard spaces. Churchman Landscape Architects won the commission to deliver an inspiring space for students and staff in six months and on a tight budget. |
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| Churchman Landscape Architects with Niall McLaughlin Architects have won an international competition to redesign King’s Square in Gloucester |
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| Two 20 storey residential towers by SMC Alsop provide the visual context for this tight suburban site where activity and movement converge in the form of railway lines, the South Circular Road and pedestrian corridors. |
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| Living Walls and Roofs |
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| Microclimatic manipulation provided the focus for one of the practices early projects concerned with the landscape around a new tropical conservatory for Hannover’s Botanic Gardens. |
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| Situated in the South Downs AONB, on a densely wooded site the brief was to deliver an architectural intervention of exemplary quality in order to achieve the goals of PPS7. Churchman were invited to join the architectural team, EcoLogic studio to develop a solution that draws on the prevailing characteristics of the land |
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| A tight urban site in an area of high density housing provided the context for this academy providing a fully integrated education from nursery through to sixth form. |
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| One of a series of gateway projects installed in 2008 for Warwick University to announce the extents of the campus. |
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| Chris Churchman |
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| At the Millennium Seedbank Chris Churchman assisted architects Stanton Williams with the detailed design for the main external circulation areas including the pool, parterres, paving, steps, ramps, and external walls. |
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| Research, invention and academic endeavour provide the context for the landscape associated with the University of Warwick. |
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| Exotic Fabrics, plants and imported goods of the East Indies provide the visual references for this former dock setting in East London. The residential development by architects CZWG consists of 8 high rise towers set out in two ranges to either side of a central pedestrian spine. |
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| Andrew Thornhill |
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| Symbolism and allegory are embedded within the layout and detailing of a new memorial garden for the Metropolitan Police. |
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| Sustainable technology and ecological diversity in an educational context provide the key issues at this private sector school. |
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| This academy for 1400 children provides education from the ages of 3-18 within three distinct teaching zones focused around the traditional groupings of nursery, primary and secondary. |
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| Located within an area of dense urban housing this academy replaced the former North Westminster Community School. |
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| Since early 2005 we have been assisting Mae Architects with the development of proposals for a new cemetery on a green field site on the south western perimeter of Letchworth. The site has a major slope from east – west falling by approximately 6 metres. |
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| Regeneration of a mixed use site in the centre of Harrow, the focus of which is the sixth form college which will be centralised at this location from 2 existing sites. |
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| Mere Farm occupies a hilltop site set in an area of chalk downland consisting of large open fields, hedgerows and isolated copses. |
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| This project is an extreme manifestation of the issues that apply to the delivery of new learning environments within a restricted urban context. |
