heritage landscape restoration

ECUS Landscape has expert knowledge and experience of the restoration and management of sensitive historic landscapes. We work closely with clients and stakeholders to ensure that the most appropriate landscape design, restoration and management solutions are planned and implemented for each site. Our team has an excellent track record with experience in conservation management planning, restoration and access improvements in English Heritage Registered Historic Parks and Gardens, cemeteries and urban parks.

We have a long-standing commitment to achieving landscape quality in heritage conservation and restoration, the sustainable management of landscapes and habitats and improving environmental access. The long term sustainability of heritage sites is a key aspect of our design philosophy. We work to achieve this through:

• Extensive historical, cultural and social research
• Working closely with our expert historic landscape consultants
• Thorough site surveys
• Sensitive design, balancing traditional and contemporary elements and heritage, recreational and ecological value
• High quality and sensitive implementation
• Development of effective and achievable long-term management plans.

ECUS can provide the following services to conserve and enhance historic landscapes:

• Detailed historic landscape research
• Landscape surveys
• Tree and ecological surveys
• Appraisals of heritage landscapes
• Community consultation and engagement
• Statutory consultations
• Recommendations for conservation and restoration
• Sensitive landscape design of soft and hard works
• Landscape Conservation Management Plans
• Cost estimates
• Landscape contract management.

Our services are available individually or as part of an integrated package. Please contact us to discuss your requirements and the different service options we can provide.

What our clients say...

"Congratulations to the ECUS Landscape team for producing such an excellent, comprehensive, accurate and readable Conservation Management Plan on the landscape of the consecrated cemetery."
Jane Horton, Trustee, Sheffield General Cemetery Trust