Warwick Keates has over twenty years landscape architectural experience. He has developed a diverse range of skills, working on major projects in the United Kingdom, Middle East and Australia. This experience has allowed Warwick to develop a detailed knowledge of the complex requirements associated with landscape projects as well as the need for appropriate, high quality design solutions.

Warwick has worked in all aspects of the profession, including large scale master planning, urban spaces, and small scale detailed designs. Warwick also offers specialised skills in visual impact assessment as well as community consultation and facilitation.

This, coupled with his collaborative approach to working with other design professionals, provides Warwick with a complete understanding of landscape architecture and urban design.

Amanda Balmer has developed her skills in design, horticulture and project management through involvement in a wide range of residential and commercial projects over the last 5 years.

As a qualified garden designer, Amanda is able to offer her clients innovative and exciting external spaces, cohesive and complimentary to the external built form and surrounds.

As a keen collaborator, she is able to facilitate integrated solutions working closely with architects, planners, interior designers and landscape contractors to ensure the clients designs are constructed as they envisaged.

This, coupled with her experience as director of Amanda Balmer Garden Design, provides her with a complete understanding of landscape design in regard to her clients’ needs, budgets and timeframes.

Mark Jackson is a Landscape Architect at WAX Design. With three years experience in landscape architecture, Mark has developed a diverse range of skills, working on projects in the United Kingdom and Australia. This experience has provided Mark with a broad understanding of the complex requirements associated with landscape projects as well as the need for appropriate, high quality design solutions.

Mark has worked in a wide range of aspects within the profession, including school masterplans, business parks, road schemes, residential developments, urban and civic spaces, historic restoration and small scale detailed designs. This, coupled with his collaborative approach of consulting with clients and other professionals, provides Mark with a strong understanding of landscape and urban design, in respect to the creation of contemporary places that meet client’s needs and fulfil the requirements of end users.

Mark is particularly interested in how Environmental Psychology affects place making and the social & cultural response to the landscape.