Challenge
In 2014 St Mathews Estate in Brixton received £620,000 from Lambeth Council for the improvement of its green space.
The secure screening of wheelie bins was an important consideration as well as storage for garden tools and bicycles.
Julia Hilton of Green Dreams Landscape Architects took the scheme from a consultative stage with local residents to completion, working in collaboration with Anna French Landscape and Tom Roberts Associates.
The radical redesign aimed to create a more sociable estate with pedestrian priority: providing play areas, growing spaces and seating.
Solution
Lang+Fulton supplied six bin stores individually designed using a variety of materials which would add interest to the overall scheme: Italia-80 louvres, Piazza-44 grating and laser-cut steel panels.
One of the bin stores was combined with a recycling centre; another with a timber clad storage section for garden tools.
Piazza-44 grating was also used for a cycle store, an entrance feature and three pergolas for the vegetable garden.
Outcome
The Chair of the Tenant’s Resident’s Association commented, “It really has changed the way people relate to each other and enjoy the space.
Challenge
In 2014 St Mathews Estate in Brixton received £620,000 from Lambeth Council for the improvement of its green space.
The secure screening of wheelie bins was an important consideration as well as storage for garden tools and bicycles.
Julia Hilton of Green Dreams Landscape Architects took the scheme from a consultative stage with local residents to completion, working in collaboration with Anna French Landscape and Tom Roberts Associates.
The radical redesign aimed to create a more sociable estate with pedestrian priority: providing play areas, growing spaces and seating.
Solution
Lang+Fulton supplied six bin stores individually designed using a variety of materials which would add interest to the overall scheme: Italia-80 louvres, Piazza-44 grating and laser-cut steel panels.
One of the bin stores was combined with a recycling centre; another with a timber clad storage section for garden tools.
Piazza-44 grating was also used for a cycle store, an entrance feature and three pergolas for the vegetable garden.
Outcome
The Chair of the Tenant’s Resident’s Association commented, “It really has changed the way people relate to each other and enjoy the space.