Heathrow Terminal 5

Hyland Edgar Driver

Conceptually based on a simple structure derived from the site’s context and features, with increasing order from west to east towards the Terminal Building, the landscape infrastructure includes a new M25 approach, the restoration of the Colne Valley and the realignment of the perimeter infrastructure including two historic rivers.The urban parkland campus at the heart of T5 focuses on the Interchange Plaza, designed to be a world class space of the highest quality.Hyland Edgar Driver’s role included:

  • Landscape and public realm masterplanning
  • All hard and soft landscape design, drawings and presentations for planning and stakeholder consultations, tender and construction packages
  • Inspections and monitoring of implementation, landscape maintenance and quality control
  • Design of finished levels, and terrain, hard and soft landscape packages, bridge and tunnel abutment interfaces, balustrades and parapets
  • Liaison with water feature specialist, artist and soil consultants
  • Liaison and management of ecological enabling works and mitigation packages

 

Overview

Location

Location 

London Heathrow Airport

Category

Transport

Landscape Architect

Hyland Edgar Driver

Client

BAA (now HAL)

Brief

Landscape design for new terminal and its infrastructure

Awards

London Heathrow Airport

Details

Project Team

Local planning authority or government body

Year Completed

2008

Project Size

Technical's

Planting

Materials

Contractors 

Hyland Edgar Driver

Approximate Map Location


Location

London Heathrow Airport

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