Embedded in the fantastic Tabanlioglou architects team for the umpteenth time. Getting the chance to do retail (as so often) but also a 1km seawall linear park, a full terrestrial Park, several Ha of roof gardens and a number of vibrant urban squares.

Working with Portland Design we go to create the newest open air break out space in Schipol Airport. Always fun to integrate your work with the precedents you had aspired to when a student.

Designing for a joint venture with the Forestry Commission to bring beautiful, subtle memorials stunning rural sites. About 20 of these are planned up and down the country using the forest estates best views and using the process to rebuild historic walls and make isolated sites personal and a part of family histories

A dramatic and informative stone collection of all dimension stone in the UK. Designed as an educational resource for students of geology, geography, architecture and the natural sciences. We'll get this one underway properly when we get a bit of space in the daily programme.

Placed and created a low key stylish contemporary memorial garden in the grounds of the University. The garden to commemorate staff and students organises and replaces the ad-hoc memorial process that had previously been a disappointment

A large now extension to the towns historic Victorian Cemetery. The brief was to resolve a number of the sites historic spoil problems whilst creating a peaceful place of reflection based on the native flora of the South Downs.

Another chance to work with Faulkner Brown on their World Championship venue in Dubai. It all went swimmingly.

The highest of high end residential architecture with Nabil Gholam Architects to follow up another collaboration in Beirut. Golden Tower, so guess what? Golden pools and golden rills and even Golden ornamental grasses, don't say we don't ever follow a theme through....

A Steiner inspired nursery garden for a Steiner inspired Neurset by alt architecture adjacent to the Royal Docks in London. Shelters, sand pits, vegetable growing, mounds and benches. It's no wonder we are a part of Learning Through Landscapes.

An invited competition after the success of the Jubilee Campus extension. The goal was to create a contemporary oasis at hth heart of the campus on the site of the former Cherry Tree Buildings

A vast new residential and retail development as part of Sheik Zayed District extending from Cairo along the Alexandria Highway. Enlightened commissioning from SODIC/Solidere had craft:pegg leading the landscape development and writing the Urban Design development briefs for the plots as well as designing all open spaces.

Seems to have been a stock in trace over recent years, lots of podium decks and tight BREEAM friendly garden design for new residential blocks across London and the South East,

Made the final cut of the CABE competition to dramitically re-vision Dovers promenade. This comprised a beach extension along the new harbour arm enlivened by new buildings and water access along sculpturally re-interpreted groynes, providing defence, access and character. We might even see some of these in the new waster front master plan (no credit would be typical though).

We found the forgotten Civil War fortification of London, so we built a concrete model..... the map model was on display in Spitalfields and even got ranked as one of the top 500 pieces of public art... in the world.... ever.... not bad to be lined up alongside the Sphinx and Trevi Fountain....

Dubai at it's most Dubai, 75 tower block bases and we had to differentiate them with 24 unique parks and squares. We recast the lake edge created pools terraces groves and play grounds. The client got our fees back several times over when we made their parking more efficient....

As a part of the RIBAs Regent Street windows project craft:pegg were partnered with the National Geographic Store because "Let's face it guys, nobody does maps better than you". OK we like maps but Mr Mercator was a bit better in our view. Received plaudits galore, more column inches than other windows baby.... still just a pretty combination of green walls and yellow mag stacks in a matrix of recycled tubes. Pretty and Green, that's us.

Sorting out retail with open space character with the ever brilliant Portland. Portland recognised the need for the whole creation of Romes Covent Garden to be centred on the open spaces, so we and Mr Nolli obliged, helping OMA to retail perfection....

A garden village in the hills overlooking Beirut. Previously abandoned by the Syrian army artillery this former hospital site was to become the core of a new high end housing development. craft:pegg was tasked with block layouts and open space design, taking the tenants of the Garden Village movement to the Levant. Fun and some interesting anecdotes about fleeing men with guns..........

undertaken whilst at LDA, loads of craft:pegg language was developed here, check out the paving joints and non-vertical elements, you can probably spot their evolution into Grand Canal Square and later Splash Point. Same designer, different corporate credit which is definitely LDA

definitely an MSI project. John and Paula were on point with Tiros in Dublin. Red paving and funky lights are us....

Urban campus design at Mo Farah's alma mata. A great new public Square as well as a campus wide landscape master plan and Student Union revival.

Competition winning public paza redefining Worthings promenade. The scheme took a skanky parking lot and made it into a contemporary play and relaxation space for all ages. The space is credited with turning around the fortunes of the area now a Boho hang out with artists and foodies hangin out alongside frolicking kids and mountain bikers all under a man made rainbow available at the touch of a button (well stamp on a footpad)

Started under MSI finished under craft:pegg. Entrance and side plaze pools, canopies and loads of light....

Survived the fall of RMJM and go to finish this one with the fantastic Chadwick Dryer Clarke. BREEAM Excellent planting in the form of a herb garden surrounding a lawn and a labyrinth.

Vanburg, Repton..... craft:pegg.

Well we didn't have quite the impact of the other two. Working with McDowell and Benedetti to bring the historic grounds forward as a setting for a 21st century school.

Formerly a training centre for Sainsburys. John worked on this as an embryonic landscape architect for the not famous enough HIGSON PEARSON. a genius practice that taught John all the good stuff he knows. Not much to say other than it was a blast and thank you for the break... Thank you Pirkko and Stuart. Naturally FAnhams Hall helped Higson Pearson sweep the board with pretty much every award gong in the early 90's.

Conceived and developed by craft:pegg since 2006 the craft:pegg copyrighted and authored design received a grant from the Libor fund which is now taking the project forward to planning.

Another Competition win, this time for the inaugural RIBA Forgotten Spaces Competition. What is London's most significant forgotten space.... the Thames obviously a vast plane that runs from suburb to centre that was the city's raison d'etre crowded from shore to shore with commerce and activity. the archipelago is a chain of floating islands some for ecological benefit and some commercial and soe simple human habitats running in a chain through our home city.