Colvin & Moggridge recently worked with the Social Enterprise, Class of Your Own, to deliver a ‘Design Engineer Construct’ workshop at Stanley Park High School in Croydon. The aim of the Social Enterprise is to inspire the next generation of built professionals whilst READ MORE

Hal Moggridge will be be joining Tim Richardson, garden historian and landscape critic, as part of a curated season of Salons at the Garden Museum. Last year, Hal published Slow Growth: On the Art of Landscape Design, a book exploring the ideas and techniques of naturalistic READ MORE

Colvin & Moggridge will be attending the Historic Buildings Parks & Gardens event on Thursday 13th November; we will be displaying a number of our projects relating to design and management of historic landscapes. Speakers at the event include Hilary McGrady, Director READ MORE

Colvin & Moggridge have been appointed by the National Trust to improve car parking arrangements and the visitor experience along Bridgewater Drive on the Ashridge Estate, Buckinghamshire. During peak times this hugely popular site is becoming degraded due to the high numbers READ MORE

Colvin & Moggridge are happy to announce our appointment to The Historic Royal Palaces Landscape Architecture Framework; The Historic Royal Palaces are responsible for the upkeep of six extraordinary palaces, and their landscape settings, including: Hampton Court Palace, READ MORE

Colvin & Moggridge are proud to be the principal sponsors of an exciting contemporary photographic exhibition, opening during the London Festival of Architecture, to mark the tercentenary of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown’s birth. The exhibition has been curated by Hal Moggridge READ MORE

We are delighted to see the current debate taking place regarding Women in Construction and the Landscape Institute’s reference to the pioneering role that Brenda Colvin played; as a Landscape Architecture practice that was started by a woman, currently has a female director, and READ MORE

Colvin’s archive, donated by Hal Moggridge back in February 2014, now resides at MERL (the Museum of English Rural Life). MERL is part of the University of Reading and was most recently the location for a talk by Hal Moggridge on the subject of Brenda Colvin. Hal’s talk READ MORE