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Grant Associates
International landscape architecture practice. Lively minds making a liveable world.
About Grant Associates
Grant Associates is a pioneering international landscape architecture practice with offices in Bath, UK and Singapore, Asia. Our work reconnects people with nature in insightful, delightful and distinctive ways whilst addressing the global challenges of urbanisation, the climate crisis and biodiversity extinction. Our design process is underpinned by a knowledge of human behaviour, nature and ecological science combined with innovative design technology. We bring original thinking, creative collaboration and are exploring what regenerative design and the circular economy means to landscape architecture. While we enjoy being playful and inventive, our approach isn’t just about experience and aesthetics. It’s about the creation of inspirational places and spaces that have purpose, a distinctive identity, feel good to be in, promote wellbeing and are part of a healthy, biodiverse ecosystem. Our varied portfolio includes ambitious large-scale, landmark projects through to small, perfectly formed local ventures. We work just as happily in urban and rural environments but we push and challenge ourselves every time, determined to remain at the forefront of change and relevance in the world of landscape architecture.
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Grant Associates led the landscape design and public realm aspects of a major new project for the University of Bristol working alongside Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
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Grant Associates Founder and Director Andrew Grant will speak at the Architecture Symposium 2026 at Messums West on 3 October, exploring how landscape architecture helps cities adapt to extreme climate conditions.
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Grant Associates is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the RIBA Stirling Prize by featuring two projects in the running: Accordia in Cambridge and Appleby Blue Almshouse in London.
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