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11.10.2018
Directors Deborah Saunt and David Hills named in the ES' annual Progress 1000 list
Deborah Saunt and David Hills, says the Evening Standard, "are making their mark on the West End, with a £32 million urban landscaping project to improve the area between Tottenham Court Road and Gower Street due to complete this year." For this reason they have made the Evening Standard’s Progress 1000: London’s most influential people 2018 – Architecture list – which honours the people who are helping to shape the city for the future.Share: -
23.01.2015
Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
DSDHA is delighted to be one of three teams selected for the second stage of the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard Competition, along with Caruso St John and Latz+Partner.
The project will provide an overarching redevelopment for the hard landscape setting of the expanded Dockyard and to better integrate the buildings on site, both old and new.
In view of the nature of the site, its waterfront, its buildings and historic vessels, the combined goal of the collaborative approach between visual artists and winning architect is to engage a broad public in the current life, unique integrity, spatial qualities and history of the Historic Dockyard. We will be collaborating with the acclaimed artist Nathan Coley and the landscape consultants LDA on our proposals.
The overall masterplan is set to complete in 2017.
Tags: Architecture DSDHA masterplan urban regeneration urban design landscaping landscape design Portsmouth Harbour Portsmouth Historic Dockyard artists visual artists urban Competition nathan coley LDAShare: