racing cars at Goodwood motor circuit

Beyond the Studio: A Day at Goodwood Revival

There’s something special about sharing an experience that combines personal passion with exceptional design. Last month, our founding director, Chris Bottle, attended Goodwood Revival with one of our clients, both united by a love of classic and vintage cars. The event provided an opportunity to step away from the day-to-day world of projects and deadlines…

Celebrating 10 incredible years of Lucy! 🎉

This month, we’re celebrating a very special milestone as our Business Manager, Lucy, marks 10 years with Indigo. To say Lucy is the backbone of our studio would be an understatement. From keeping our administration running smoothly, managing HR, organising unforgettable office trips, and somehow remembering every single birthday, she does it all with remarkable…

Sophia joins Indigo

We are delighted to welcome Sophia Williamson to the Indigo team, she has joined us for the placement year of her Landscape Architecture MLA at Sheffield University. During her time with us, Sophia will primarily be working with Mark and Mary on the planning and assessment side of the business as she has a particular…

Office team standing besides water garden lake

Indigo team enjoys a day out in the Test Valley

At Indigo Landscape Architects, we understand the importance of stepping away from the desk from time to time to reconnect with the landscapes that inspire our work. Recently, the team enjoyed a wonderful office day out to the beautiful Longstock Park Water Garden in the Test Valley, followed by a visit to the John Lewis…

Have a look at our latest office refurbishment – 42 Wigmore Street!

Indigo Landscape Architects is pleased to unveil the landscape transformation of 42 Wigmore Street, a landmark office refurbishment in London’s prestigious Harley Street Conservation Area. The project reimagines the workplace as a vibrant, sustainable environment where people and nature thrive together. Our design introduces a network of biodiverse spaces that bring greenery into the heart…

East Lothian Crematorium main building, landscape within six months of planting.

East Lothian Crematorium and Memorial Gardens Now Open

We are delighted to see the completed East Lothian Crematorium and Memorial Gardens now open, with the landscape already establishing beautifully just six months after planting. Our involvement began in 2021, supporting the outline planning application before progressing the project through detailed landscape design in collaboration with Westerleigh Group. The shared ambition was to create…

2026 study abroad trip students from Purdue University, studying landscape architecture. The group under the great arch at Stowe, UK.

Welcoming Purdue University Students to Indigo Landscape Architects, Salisbury

Indigo Landscape Architects recently welcomed a group of students from Purdue University, USA, to our studio in Salisbury, Wiltshire. The visit formed part of their UK study abroad programme in landscape architecture, horticulture, and history. The group was led by course leader Sean Rotar. During their time in the UK, they have been exploring how…

Cranborne Chase National Landscape area picture at sunset, near Wilton. Dog in the fields.

Indigo Attends the Cranborne Chase National Landscape Planning & Landscape Forum

This week, Mary and Emma from the Indigo team had the pleasure of attending the Cranborne Chase National Landscape Planning & Landscape Forum, an insightful event that brought together professionals from across the landscape, planning, and environmental sectors. Hosted by the Cranborne Chase National Landscape team, the forum offered a valuable opportunity to hear from…

Entrance into Old Sarum site with signages and infographics from English Heritage

Indigo Proud to Support English Heritage 

At Indigo Landscape Architects, we believe landscapes are more than spaces, they are living records of our shared history. We are proud to be working on ongoing projects with English Heritage, contributing to the care and long‑term stewardship of two of England’s most historically significant sites: Tintagel Castle in Cornwall and Old Sarum in Wiltshire. This…

Wiltshire Living Magazine: Upper Farm, Wexcombe – Green, Green grass of Home

We are delighted to see Upper Farm, Wexcombe featured in the March 2026 edition of Wiltshire Living. The article captures the essence of the project: a contemporary countryside home designed to sit quietly and sensitively within one of Wiltshire’s most beautiful landscapes. Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Upper Farm required a design…

Built Environment Careers Fair at the University of Sheffield

Indigo had a fantastic day at the Built Environment Careers Fair at the University of Sheffield!Zeb and Shruti made the drive up from Salisbury, and it was absolutely worth it to spend time in a buzzing room with more than 300 enthusiastic students exploring their future in the profession. A particular highlight was meeting Aiswarya Lekshmi…

Congratulations Shruti on your Graduation

Many congratulations to Shruti on her graduation from the University of Sheffield with a MA in Landscape Architecture. She returned to Sheffield for the graduation ceremony and her proud family came all the way from India to celebrate her success. After undertaking an internship with us in Summer 2024, Shruti combined her final year studies…

Planning approval for bakery site in Salisbury

We work with clients across the UK, but it is always nice to take a call about a local project where we are familiar with the site and the wider landscape.   When Myddelton and Major got in touch on behalf of their client, Nicholas & Harris, who wanted to extend their existing bakery site in…

The Zinc Barn – A Landscape Shaped by Views, Colour & Connection

Set within rolling farmland, the landscape at The Zinc Barn was designed to celebrate uninterrupted views while creating moments of interest throughout the seasons. Our approach focused on shaping a series of clearly defined outdoor zones for entertaining and relaxation, all carefully oriented to the south and west to capture natural light, sunsets and long rural…

Offsetting our carbon emissions

For a number of years, Indigo has been part of World Land Trust’s Carbon Balanced programme.  Using their Carbon Calculator, we collate all of our data at the end of each financial year so that we can accurately measure the emissions that we are directly and indirectly responsible for.   Where we can reduce our emissions,…

Happy Christmas

Many thanks to all our fantastic clients and co-consultants. We look forward to working with you in 2026. This year we have again given a donation to the World Land Trust, to support their conservation work, and we continue to work with them to offset our carbon emissions. The office will be closed from midday on Wednesday 24th December until 8:30am…

Indigo’s Christmas Lunch in the Countryside

The Indigo team enjoyed a wonderful Christmas lunch at The Compasses Inn, a charming English cottage in the countryside with a cosy atmosphere. It was a great opportunity to spend time together and celebrate Will’s incredible 10 years with us. The food? Absolutely generous in every sense, so much so that most of us admitted…

Congratulations to Will Dew on his 10 year anniversary with Indigo! 🎉

Will is an invaluable member of the team, providing all our IT support as well as being our photomontage and visualisation specialist. The go-to person for so many things in the office, he is always happy to help. His calm patience, straight-faced humour and consistently positive attitude, even when dealing with the most frustrating IT…

Introducing Sam Hopkins!

We’re delighted to introduce Sam Hopkins, who has now completed three months with us as an Assistant Landscape Architect at Indigo. Sam joined us with a BA in Landscape Architecture from Birmingham City University and experience in designing sustainable landscape solutions while working for an environmental engineering consultancy firm. Over the past three months, Sam…

Shaping Places Fit for Modern Living – Insights from Salisbury Civic Society Event

A number of the Indigo team recently attended an inspiring talk organised by the Salisbury Civic Society entitled New Places Fit For Living, at the Salisbury Methodist Church. The discussion focused on the pressing challenges of finding additional land for housing within and around Salisbury. Renowned landscape architect Kim Wilkie shared his perspective on designing…

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