The Landscape Service relocates to The New Forest
Award-winning landscape and garden design practice The Landscape Service has relocated to a new studio space in the heart of The New Forest.
Located directly off the M27 J1 in Cadnam, the new location will increase connectivity to projects across the South, expanding The Landscape Service’s reach.
Luke Mills, director of The Landscape Service, says it is now in a “better location for existing and potential clients being in the centre of the New Forest with great transport routes across the South. The space is also better located for our staff with reduced commuting time.”
The location affords The Landscape Service the opportunity to provide an open-door policy, encouraging “clients and related professionals to visit and discuss their project with the team.”
The amenities available at the new location will see increased client operation efficiency and team collaboration potential.
“The new office also has increased space to design and present proposals to our clients on screen and with the use of VR and walkthrough animations.
“There is a multiuse space where the design team can collaborate on projects, either on a drawing board or around screen to increase productivity, and our increased space allows a further range of samples, reading and creative material to increase creativity.”
The move to Cadnam situates The Landscape Service only “30 minutes from Poole, 25 minutes from Bournemouth, 15 minutes from Southampton, 30 minutes to Winchester and 50 minutes away from Surrey.”
The Landscape Service recently exhibited at the BBC Gardeners’ World Spring Fair, with an award-winning garden inspired by Mill’s Nordic heritage.
The company was founded by Luke Mills, one of Pro Landscaper’s 30 Under 30: The Next Generation alumni. He was later joined by fellow 30 Under 30 winner James Smith and designer Jordan Ling, who had been freelancing for the studio previously.