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FPCR
A leading design & environmental practice working extensively in the UK and with projects worldwide.
About FPCR
Leading integrated design and environmental practice working extensively in the UK and with projects worldwide. Since its formation in 1957 the practice has developed a valuable mix of multi-disciplinary expertise which enables us to respond to very complex projects in a creative yet thorough and co-ordinated manner. Our core skills combine masterplanning, environmental assessment, urban design, landscape, ecology, architecture, arboriculture and green infrastructure. We have implemented many award winning schemes in environmentally sensitive locations. FPCR believe in working closely with our clients as a team to achieve successful results meeting clients’ aspirations for innovative high quality solutions which are both viable and sustainable. A particularly valuable skill of the practice is our ability to balance commercial realities with expectations of planning authorities and statutory bodies. The practice comprises 8 directors supported by a talented and committed team of over 120 staff, operating from our offices at Lockington Hall near Derby, Exeter, Dorking and York.
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6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
FPCR is supporting the Prologis UK 100 Challenge this year
Reported by FPCR
Presence & Recognition
FPCR welcomed environmental specialists from Natural England's East Midlands team and members of the planning team at Blaby District Council to New Lubbesthorpe, Leicestershire last month.
Reported by FPCR
Operations & Supply
FPCR ecologists are helping residents wood pigeons with ECoW checks during nesting season
Reported by Georgina Palmer MCIEEM
Legal & Regulatory
FPCR supported Rowland Homes Limited's proposed development in Worsley, Manchester, through a collaborative approach across the Landscape and Ecology teams.
Reported by FPCR
Presence & Recognition
FPCR team members Emma, Jack, Simon, and Zoe received congratulations for their ecology, arboriculture, and landscape inputs for the application.
Reported by Georgina Palmer MCIEEM
Operations & Supply
FPCR secured planning approval for the new Urgent Treatment Centre at Good Hope Hospital in Birmingham.
Reported by FPCR