The creation of a new entry into a park that is enclosed by a brick wall at a key access point. Strong heritage themes currently exist in-line with the canal and boating history of the area.
Site Area
5,000 sq. m
Site Location
Stanstead, Abbots, UK
New access was a key component to opening up the park to greater use whilst creating a strong heritage character through traditional materials and details. Recycled bricks were vital in generating a sensitive visual outcome along with wrought iron and ageless construction details that reflected those found elsewhere in the area.
These materials were robust and long-lived and installed by master craftsmen. Species selection reflected the character of the township and the long-term intent of the redevelopment.
This partial redevelopment of the entry to an historical canal-side park required a sensitive approach to the impact of new work in a heritage environment. The existing park was difficult to access by pedestrians and was surrounded by a plain brick wall that did not adequately reflect the heritage character of the community.
This partial redevelopment of the entry to an historical canal-side park required a sensitive approach to the impact of new work in a heritage environment. The existing park was difficult to access by pedestrians and was surrounded by a plain brick wall that did not adequately reflect the heritage character of the community.
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