A garden studio design in Gipsy Hill, South London, created around an existing bay tree rather than removing it. The L-shaped studio provides separate space for work and yoga, with charred larch cladding, a birch plywood interior and a sedum roof helping the building sit comfortably within the leafy garden setting.

The Bee Cause Garden at Blenheim Palace Flower Show was created with Friends of the Earth to highlight the decline in bee populations through a bold, walk-through show garden. Visitors moved between a colourful bee-friendly side filled with planting and habitat features, and a stark contrasting side made with steel rods, with reflection pools and a central valley helping make the message immediate and easy to understand.

A contemporary garden design in East Dulwich, South London, using changes in level to make a square garden feel more connected to the house and easier to use. Raised decking, separate dining and lounge areas, silver birches and restrained planting create a clearer flow through the space while keeping the garden calm and suited to the period property.