A debate about the future design and development of gardens and landscapes around new homes |
Welcome to the New homes mean new gardens and landscapes but what will those gardens and landscapes look like? How do we ensure that we don't simply concrete over that valuable outdoor space? How can we protect and conserve our natural resources and how are house builders planning and constructing that all important green space? Everybody involved in the house building, garden design, horticultural and landscape industries will have something to contribute to the discussion about the environment of the future. The No Stone Unturned debate is the perfect platform to share knowledge and experiences, exchange views and opinions and examine the exciting opportunities that the building of new homes presents. We all have an opinion and a vision for the future and by sharing those views at the No Stone Unturned debate we can channel and focus that energy and enthusiasm and take the design and planning of outdoor space into a more creative and ecologically sound direction. Well designed gardens and landscapes can turn a good housing development into a great one and we want to stimulate discussion and encourage house builders to work together with garden designers and landscape architects to build the environment of the future. If you have an opinion then you should be there. |
The No Stone Unturned Debate was held on the 14th April at the Museum of Garden History Click here |
