J&L Gibbons

The Urban Nature Project reimagines the Natural History Museum’s 5-acre gardens to increase biodiversity, accessibility, scientific research and best practice outdoor nature-learning all year round. It has been designed as a response to the urgent need to monitor and record changes to the United Kingdom’s urban nature and to develop skills to study in this […]

Located at the epicentre of Oslo’s waterfront, Inger Munch’s Pier is a culture-lead regeneration project which creates a new island setting for the City’s latest major public art commission, The Mother by British Artist Tracey Emin. Together, the monumental 9m bronze sculpture of a female figure kneeling in a meadow and the Pier landscape create […]

New Bushey Cemetery forms an extension to the existing, United Synagogue Jewish burial grounds in Bushey, North-west London. The 8 ha site evokes a narrative of earth to earth, where soil conditions influenced design approach and inspired the use of rammed earth construction and clay brick paving. Located within Green Belt, the site required a […]