Three Mills Green

Churchman Landscape Architects Limited

As a component part of the future Lea River Park, Three Mills Green provides a high-quality open space that will act as both a catalyst for long-term support and a core around which a future park can grow. The project has a clearly expressed concept and design which created an attractive space for this emerging area with an innovative response to contamination on the site.

Overview

Location

Location 

London

Category

Parks and gardens

Landscape Architect

Churchman Landscape Architects Limited

Client

Lee Valley Regional Park Authority/ London Development Agency.

Brief

As a component part of the future Lea River Park, Three Mills Green aimed to provide a high quality open space as a resource for the local community but also that will act as a catalyst for future development and a link to the wider Lea Valley Regional Park and the Olympic Park. The specific objectives of the project were to enhance a flexible open space with capacity to host events, strengthen the convergence of key routes along the Lea Valley, introduce play and sport opportunities, and protect and enhance ecological values whilst minimising future maintenance costs and ensuring flexibility for future changes due to future development.

Awards

London

Details

Project Team

Landscape architect: Churchman | Landscape Architects |Fat Walk design: 5th Studio | Ecology: The Ecology Consultancy | Tree services: Arbtech Environmental Services. |Flood risk assessment: Walsh Associates.|Quantity surveying: Jackson Coles. |Public engagement: Creative Process.

Local planning authority or government body

Lee Valley Regional Park Authority

Year Completed

April 2011

Project Size

2.8 ha

Technical's

Planting

Materials

Contractors 

Churchman Landscape Architects Limited

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London

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