We view our work as the design and delivery of habitat for human beings and our core ethos is pursuing this agenda and seeking to find the best fit solutions for people. The notion of landscape describes the interface of physical geography and human culture. Landscapes are without exception affected and shaped by human activity (cultivated) yet always retain degrees of unpredictability (wilderness).

Sustainable urbanism must accommodate the wilderness of our environment as it cannot subdue it. The Landscape Architect is a critical contributor to the continuous reconstruction of human geography. The Landscape Architect is not a fine artist but a decision maker and strategist, with social and ecological responsibilities.

We seek to achieve projects that successfully deliver; functional robustness, interactivity, human comfort, joy, visual delight and longevity. Dip EIA Management B.Sc.Landscape Horticulture B.Sc. Margaret has over 20 years’ experience working as a Landscape Architect and Environmental Consultant in Ireland and abroad; within both private practice and public bodies.

Margaret is recognised for her expertise in Landscape + Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA) and Visual Impact Studies with experience covering a wide range of project types including wind farms, historic landscapes, cultural and heritage sites, residential and urban infill, mixed use campus and harbour developments. Margaret has authored award winning greening strategies and masterplan documents for local authority clients in Ireland and acted as Expert Witness for both private and local authority clients at An Bord Pleanála oral hearings. Margaret is an occasional guest lecturer in EIA Management and LVIA on both the Masters and Under Graduate programmes at University College Dublin.