Tom is a Chartered Landscape Architect with extensive experience in the assessment, design, and construction-stage support of landscape schemes across a diverse selection of projects throughout the UK.
Tom applies broad landscape architecture expertise to projects ranging from strategic masterplans to detailed public realm schemes. His work supports clients across all project stages — from concept and planning through tender, construction and ongoing management.
He has a strong understanding of UK Regulations and design standards, enabling him to embed quality, accessibility and sustainability from the outset. Tom is also often an active mentor on the Landscape Institute’s Pathway to Chartership, supporting the next generation of practitioners in developing the skills and confidence needed for professional accreditation.
Tom brings extensive experience across a range of project scales and sectors, helping clients deliver landscapes that enhance place identity, support biodiversity and contribute to community wellbeing.
His masterplanning work includes landscape‑led strategies for major urban extensions, integrating green and blue infrastructure to create resilient, multifunctional environments. He has delivered design and implementation support for many public realm schemes, including the renewal of key commercial spaces in Swindon town centre and leading design input on B&NES’ enhancements within Bath’s World Heritage Site. More recently, he oversaw the successful restoration of the historic market square at Midsomer Norton.
A champion of Universal Design, Tom focuses on creating welcoming, inclusive and accessible places. His work with the NHS Foundation Trust at the Royal United Hospitals shaped a Green Infrastructure Strategy adopted into local policy, followed by detailed designs for the hospital’s “Green Heart” — a central community garden providing meaningful health and wellbeing benefits.
Tom also has wide-ranging experience in education, delivering projects for the University of Bristol, the University of Reading, Malvern College and Hayesfield Girls’ School. Notable highlights include the award‑winning public realm for the University of Bristol’s Life Sciences building and the refurbishment of the Students’ Union.
His commercial and infrastructure portfolio includes the landscape masterplan for Bray Film Studios and capacity‑led studies for the proposed expansion of the Greendale Business Park. He has supported major infrastructure projects such as the A419 strategic bypass and led landscape supervision for the Salisbury Riverpark scheme, ensuring the delivery of both flood‑risk management and community benefits.
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We are delighted to announce that an outline application for a new residential development at North...
The regeneration of The Island, an historically significant market square adjacent to Midsomer...
Construction has now started on the regeneration of ‘The Island’ at Midsomer Norton The £239...
Planning consent granted for Bray Studio expansion on Green Belt site The historic studios,...
