Andrew Smith shares his thoughts on creating landscapes with lasting social, environmental and cultural value in the latest edition of Making Sense of Place, exploring why great design begins with people, context and the power of nature.
What transforms a space into a place that people genuinely value? In the inaugural edition of Hunter Design’s Making Sense of Place, fabrik’s Managing Director, Andrew Smith, explores how successful landscape design goes beyond aesthetics to create meaningful, lasting connections between people, nature and place.
Drawing on his experience of delivering residential-led masterplans and public realm projects across the UK, Andrew discusses the importance of designing with empathy, responding to local context and creating landscapes that engage all the senses. From the healing power of nature to the value of long-term stewardship, the article highlights why people should always remain at the heart of the design process.
Read the full feature here to discover Andrew’s insights into creating landscapes that are rooted in place, shaped by context and designed to improve the everyday lives of the communities they serve.
