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ABOUT THOMPSON LANDSCAPES


Thompson Landscapes are an award winning landscape design and build company with over 24 years experience. Working across London, the Home Counties and Dubai, the team have undertaken a broad range of both Private and Commercial projects with show gardens featuring at the Chelsea Flower Show on numerous occasions, winning recognition across the industry. Their strength lies in their depth of


SERENE SPACE


FORTHE ELDERLY


Thompson Landscapes were appointed as the design and build contractor to create a safe environment full of colour and interest for elderly dementia patients within the Maurice & Vivienne Wohl Jewish care development.


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knowledge within the industry, having worked with suppliers the world over, and an understanding of specialist work methods to effortlessly accommodate unprecedented situations. A structured approach to project management has enabled them to confidently undertake any scale of project, from conceptual design through to practical completion.


Thompson Landscapes are fully equipped to handle all aspects of the landscape project, with a full team of in- house Landscape Architects capable of all master planning, concept design, and construction detailing required. Their core workforce is dominated


by long serving employees, giving Thompson Landscapes a very strong sense of loyalty and commitment. This is evident in the quality of finish on each and every job. They have the influence and experience of people the world over, leading to a very refined set of work practices and methods and a unique knowledge of both contemporary and traditional materials. www.thompsonlandscapes.com


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