Current and recently completed projects
Chelsea Flower Show entry 2020 to 2021
100 Years of Housing - 3D design visualisation for the Chelsea Flower Show.
Bromford play area
A play area designed as part of a Severn Trent Water flood protection scheme.
The Dolphin Centre at Ward End Park
The refurbishment of this centre has had a great positive impact on the local community.
Jarvis Road, Erdington Oaks play area
A play park and open space designed for the Birmingham Municipal Housing Trust.
Projects we are currently working on:
- Primrose Park
- Small Heath Park
- Kings Norton Cemetery
- Cofton Park
- Perry Park
- Lickey Hills Play Area
- Fox Hollies Play Area
- Queen’s Park
Recently completed projects include:
- Abbeyfields Playing field and MUGA
- Senneleys Park
- General recreational improvements
- Bromford Play Area
- Jarvis Road / Erdington Oaks Play Area
- Sutton Park Triathlon Events Space - Car Park Resurfacing
- Ward End Park Lakeside renewal Project and the Dolphin Centre
- Turnberry Park
- Fox Hollies Park
- Reddings Lane Park
We have also been recently doing work on the EB GI Biophilic Masterplan which is born from the City Of Nature Plan and Naturally Birmingham project, funded by Birmingham’s Future Parks Accelerator Fund, which puts nature at the heart of the city’s decision making.
The project introduces environmental justice, a new measurement tool for assessing existing equity conditions and is at the heart of a fair city.
The environment justice assessment assesses access to green space, flood risk, urban heat island, health inequalities and indices of multiple deprivation for each ward within the city.
East Birmingham has been mapped for gaps in green infrastructure; and has undergone extensive analysis to identify transformative green infrastructure opportunities in the highest priority wards.
Page last updated: 14 March 2024
