One of the defining features of the proposals is the landscape-led approach that has shaped the design from the outset.

The development has been designed around a comprehensive landscape framework which places green infrastructure at the heart of the scheme.

The landscape strategy seeks to create a development that feels integrated into its surroundings whilst delivering meaningful environmental improvements.

LANDSCAPE AND GREEN INFRASTRCTURE - PUTTING LANDSCAPE FIRST

Key landscape elements include:

Retention of existing vegetation where possible

Improved visual appearance

Creation of new habitats

New native tree planting

New hedgerow planting

Biodiversity enhancements

✓ Sustainable drainage features

✓ Children’s play space

✓ Green corridors throughout the development

✓ Attractive public spaces

✓ Long-term landscape management

Our ambition is to create a development where landscape is not simply an addition to the scheme but a fundamental part of its design.

These features work together to create a greener and more attractive environment for residents and wildlife alike. The proposals also provide opportunities to strengthen ecological connections across the site through the introduction of new planting and habitat creation.

Green spaces have been carefully integrated throughout the layout to provide opportunities for recreation, relaxation and community interaction.

The landscape framework will help ensure the development sits comfortably within its surroundings and contributes positively to local character.

SUSTAINABILITY AND BIODIVERSITY - BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE

ENERGY EFFICIENT HOMES

The proposals are expected to include:

✓ Air Source Heat Pumps

Modern low-carbon heating systems that reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.

✓ Electric Vehicle Charging

Provision for electric vehicle charging points to support the transition to cleaner transport.

✓ Solar Panels

Renewable energy generation helping reduce household energy costs.

✓ Energy Efficient Construction

Modern building standards that help reduce energy demand and improve comfort.

✓ Sustainable Drainage

The proposed development will also incorporate sustainable drainage features that:

  • Manage rainfall naturally

  • Reduce surface water runoff

  • Support biodiversity

  • Improve water quality

  • Create attractive landscape features

These features form part of the wider landscape strategy and contribute to the character of the development.

ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS

✓ New habitats

✓ New tree planting

✓ Biodiversity enhancements

✓ Reduced carbon emissions

✓ Renewable energy generation

✓ Sustainable drainage systems

✓ Improved ecological value

✓ Climate resilient design management

Biodiversity Improvements

A key objective of the proposals is to deliver measurable biodiversity improvements across the site. Potential measures include:

Native tree planting

New hedgerows & wild flower areas

Long-term habitat management

Habitat creation & pollinator planting

Bird & bat boxes