We have been developing a major project for the Holy Trinity Garrison and Parish Church in the town centre of Windsor recently. Our design includes a memorial garden to the soldiers from the Queen's Household Division lost in recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. The design has been well received by the local press and residents alike. Please enjoy this 3 D visualisation for the new church gardens and external landscape design.
Well established Chartered Landscape Architects based in the historic English town of Windsor. We also provide project management and arboricultural services as well as design services to all our clients from the public, commercial and community sectors.
Tuesday, 16 June 2015
Wednesday, 29 April 2015
Welcome to Raivo Pauls Landscape Architect
Welcome to Raivo Pauls from Riga in Latvia who is working for Goodger Design Associates for a trial period on several projects including the Holy Trinity Garrison Church Project in Windsor.
Friday, 27 March 2015
Thursday, 9 October 2014
Reading Civic Centre Demolition Landscape Masterplan
We are currently working on the redevelopment of the Reading Civic centre site and planning applications have been submitted for new railing details for the upper level podium and we have produce a masterplan design for the temporary public realm for the demolished site adjacent to the Hexagon theatre. Here are some images below of this scheme that is now being considered by Reading Borough Council:
Monday, 25 August 2014
TALK and presentation for Ascot Horticultural Society on Wednesday 10th September on the Creation of Finchampstead Allotments at Long Lane taking place at King Edward Hall, North Ascot at 7.30pm. Toby Goodger will give a presentation on his company's work for Finchampstead Parish Council on the Creation of The New Finchampstead Allotments in 2012. Everyone welcome.
Friday, 20 June 2014
Warfield Park QTRA tree Safety Survey Completed
We have just completed a safety survey of 2,440 trees throughout the Warfield Park settlement close to Ascot and Bracknell. We were asked to survey the trees by the park management to assess their condition and to proscribe recommended treeworks and long term management as well as obtaining their root protection areas. We were assisted by the many park residents and the management staff in this survey work. The survey schedules and plans will provide the basis for a long term management plan and for the development of new low impact building projects within the park area that lies over several hectares of land. We have shown some images below of the park and some typical trees:
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