Formed in 2009, we work with architects, landscape architects, planning consultants, and developers to help realise potential. With a background in landscape architecture we’re able to quickly assimilate architectural and environmental ideas and translate them in a clear and succinct way to reveal potential and possibilities. We work collaboratively with our clients to understand the concepts and principles behind ideas.
We’ve helped to design and deliver a range of projects from large scale urban public realm schemes through to small single home-owner residential projects. These often include complex programmes, with tight budgets and long lists of constraints with numerous stakeholders. We are a creative and highly skilled team dedicated to providing an excellent level of service and outstanding results for all of our clients.
Our aim is to deliver high quality work, helping clients realise concepts and secure planning consent.
A chartered landscape architect with extensive experience of design communication, landscape design, planning and development, working on projects including small-scale urban sites through to large-scale masterplanning and historic parks and gardens. He has held an associate lecturing position at the Manchester Institute of Research and Innovation in Art and Design (MIRIAD/MMU).
Within the last 3 years, Richard has worked on over 50 schemes with clients including: The Eden Project, Blenheim Palace, Barratt Homes, Peter Brett Associates, Tide Construction and London Borough of Islington. Permission has been secured for a large number of projects including schemes of 2500 residential units in Bristol and 40-storey towers in Croydon, London.
Conservation assessment and design has been a core aspect of his work experience. Working alongside Dominic Cole he has worked on projects including: Conservation Management Plans for Wimpole Hall and Sheringham Park; restoration of the monument at Box Hill; Sevenoaks School; Hampstead Heath; the garden at the Goring Hotel; library extensions to Magdalen College and St Johns College, Oxford; and long term vision/masterplans for Charlton House, Fulham Palace, Ham House, and Fenton House.
It is an absolute joy to work with rbmp. They are extremely reliable and helpful, easy to speak to and to understand (no jargon) and always get back to you really quickly, trying to find the most cost-effective and creative solution.
Gustafson Porter
Many cities can boast a rich architectural history. Very few of them continue to actively occupy and use those buildings. rbmp have been working at Magdalen College school in Oxford, preparing visualisations and verified views for a proposed new extension to the school building.
With an increasing population and the need to become more sustainable and environmentally conscious, technology is helping the UK property market to evolve. By harbouring the power of technology, architects in the UK are changing the way they plan and design both residential and commercial buildings.
It’s coming up to the 10 year anniversary of our video ‘I want to be a Landscape Architect’, created for the Landscape Institute. It’s been a great time for the profession with the increased awareness of outdoor space in our everyday lives, and the importance of sustainable design which delivers on climate change targets.
Get in touch with rbmp today, we are here to help