We prepared a landscape and visual report, cumulative assessment, and visualisations to Scottish Natural Heritage standards for a proposed Enercon E-53 wind turbine (86.5m to blade tip) in South Northamptonshire District. The scheme was allowed at appeal.
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We undertook the landscape and visual assessment for a 17ha / 5MW solar photovoltaic project near Kington Langley, Wiltshire.
Since starting-up in 2010, we’ve built up considerable expertise in the assessment of solar schemes, having worked on twenty schemes across southern and central England with capacities of between 5 and 17MW and in a wide variety of landscapes. Services we provide include feasibility studies, LVIAs, production of photomontages, and work in connection with planning appeals.
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We’ve worked on several wind energy schemes in Scotland (in Aberdeenshire, Perthshire and Fife), including single and multiple-turbine developments, and offshore schemes and their on-shore connection infrastructure. The above image shows Lochelbank wind farm (in the foreground) with the proposed turbine at East Dron in the distance. Demonstrating a considered approach to cumulative impacts was key to gaining consent for this scheme.
Our wind energy portfolio includes projects where we have given advice in relation to site feasibility and design, LVIA work, and photomontage to Scottish Natural Heritage guidelines using industry-specific software.
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We prepared the LVIA for a new visitors’ centre at The Weald and Downland Museum, Singleton, West Sussex. The site is located within the South Downs National Park and inside a Registered Park and Garden. The visitors’ centre opened in 2017. The buildings were designed by ABIR Architects, the landscape by Nicholas Dexter Studio.
We prepared a landscape study to form part of the evidence base to support the allocation of a site for residential development in Hertfordshire. We have experience of this type of work in various parts of England, including looking at the capacity of multiple or competing sites.
