CASE STUDY
Maulden Ridge, Maulden
A thoughtful landscape was created to reflect the peaceful village setting, combining structured planting with softer, sensory elements. The scheme focuses on creating attractive, private gardens while maintaining a calm and welcoming atmosphere for residents.
Location
Feltham, West London
Client
United Living
Sector
services
Soft landscaping implementation, courtyard landscaping, tree and shrub planting, planting to beds and borders, turfing
Courtyard Design and Planting Strategy
At Sparrow Farm in Feltham, Archway Green were tasked with creating an attractive and low-maintenance courtyard for a new apartment complex. The aim was to deliver a space that supports wellbeing, offering residents the benefits of spending time outdoors within a shared environment.
The design centres around gently curving pathways, forming an elegant feature that guides movement through the space. Surrounding beds, borders and seating areas are arranged to follow these lines, creating a cohesive layout. High-quality turf was carefully installed to meet the curves of the paths precisely, giving a clean and well-defined finish while ensuring the lawn areas establish quickly and remain in good condition over time.
A layered planting approach was used to add depth and interest. Betula utilis subsp. jacquemontii ‘Grayswood Ghost’ provides height and structure, with its striking white bark and seasonal colour. Fatsia japonica was introduced along the front wall, offering bold evergreen foliage and autumn flowers followed by dark fruits. Lower-level planting such as Juniperus communis ‘Green Carpet’, alongside climbers like Trachelospermum jasminoides, helps create a rich mix of textures and forms throughout the courtyard.


A Shared Space Designed for Everyday Use


