Anglezarke
Terraces stepping a former farm building down into the fields beyond.

Garden Design — Chorley
The design establishes a series of distinct spaces connected through planting and considered circulation. A generous external patio sits directly outside the property, providing space for outdoor dining and making the most of the sunny rear aspect. To the north, a raised growing area provides space for productive planting, while a separate informal seating area occupies the lower end of the garden, reached via a sequence of stepping stones through the lawn.
A water feature forms a key focal point along the principal vista from the conservatory, introducing movement and sound while adding a further sensory quality to the garden. The planting design provides structure and seasonal interest, helping to create a cohesive garden design.
DAC provided a series of concept designs, which were developed through to a final design for implementation.

Terraces stepping a former farm building down into the fields beyond.
A compact student landscape combines planted circulation with a social garden and biodiversity features.
A series of connected garden spaces creates a private and considered setting for the property, responding to its architecture, shaded conditions and relationship with the adjoining driveway.