Year

2025

Year

2025

Year

2025

Location

Sheffield

Location

Sheffield

Location

Sheffield

Design Type

Landscape planning and detial design

Design Type

Landscape planning and detial design

Design Type

Landscape planning and detial design

Project Duration

5 weeks

Project Duration

5 weeks

Project Duration

5 weeks

Waterfront intervention landscape Project

Urban Regeneration · Waterfront Design · LiDAR Analysis · Landscape Engineering

This project reconnects fragmented grey infrastructure along the River Sheaf through landscape-led interventions. Using LiDAR analysis, hydrological understanding and detailed construction proposals, it demonstrates how modest interventions can improve ecological performance and everyday experience.

Objective

Reconnect the River Sheaf corridor through evidence-led interventions that are practical, buildable and environmentally beneficial.

Challenge

How can modest interventions generate meaningful ecological and social improvements?

Vision

Reconnect people, ecology and infrastructure through landscape.

Rather than proposing large-scale redevelopment, this project demonstrates how targeted landscape interventions can reconnect fragmented urban infrastructure. Using LiDAR terrain analysis and hydrological evidence, the design improves ecological connectivity, public access and waterfront identity through practical and deliverable landscape strategies.

Outcome

  • Evidence-led masterplan

  • LiDAR-informed design decisions

  • Detailed construction proposal

  • Practical landscape engineering solutions

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