News - MeiLoci

March, 2021

MeiLoci are ‘Building With Nature’ accredited assessors

As accredited ‘Building with Nature’ assessors, we help put nature at the heart of development in a way that’s good for people and for wildlife. A ‘Building with Nature’ Award means that our projects become the benchmark for good […]

October, 2020

Finalists in the Heritage and Culture Landscape Institute Awards 2020

We are hugely proud to announce that our recently completed ‘Command of the Heights’ project, at Fort Amherst in Chatham, has been shortlisted for an ‘Excellence in Heritage and Culture’ Award, by the Landscape Institute.

October, 2020

Cornish Honey Bee

This months sees 2 years of work with the Austell Project come to life with the unveiling of new ceramic art installations into the town centre. These act as focal points in the plans for the regeneration of St Austell which we have been developing the masterplan for.

August, 2020

Penzance Promenade

The new promenade in Penzance is beginning to take shape. The Promenade forms part of the Mousehole to Marazion link on the ‘Bay to Bay’ cycle route, currently being developed for Cornwall Council.

July, 2020

Wildflower meadows

One of the first projects bringing to life the masterplan for St Austell that we have been working on for 2 years is the Garden Route – a collective of mini-gardens, landscapes, roadside verges and roundabouts that geographically form a ring road of gateways to welcome locals and visitors into the town.

October, 2020

Abdali

We have been working with SCGA to undertake the urban and landscape design for the five star hotel in the heart of Jordan in the Middle East. The simple clean, and geometric lines of the landscape reflect the contemporary architecture and respond to the climactic and cultural setting of the hotel.

October, 2020

Bideford waterfront development

We are thrilled to have been appointed to develop the waterfront at Brunswick Wharf, Bideford. The site forms a rich part of Bideford’s shipbuilding heritage, historically known as Restarick’s Shipyard.