FRLA

• 71112 - Urban planning and landscape architectural activities

James founded FRLA on principles of interpretation, ecology and landscape architecture. His approach to projects always incorporates an understanding of how the habitats function (for external projects), how people interact with the space and the potential for that space to convey a story or message... James studied horticulture and botanical garden management at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, where he was awarded both the Sir Joseph Hooker and the Professor William T. Stearn prizes. While growing plants in the controlled environment of the botanic garden, James developed an interest in growing plants in more natural environments. He pursued this further during an MSc in habitat creation and management.

Also known as: FRLA LTD

Registration numbers: 07446744 (CH)

Primary location: Langport United Kingdom