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Joe Joins Landscape!

We’re thrilled to welcome Joe to our Landscape department as a Senior Landscape Architect!

Joe brings a wealth of experience from architectural design practices that deliver multidisciplinary services, including building design, masterplanning, urban design, heritage, and landscape architecture. Throughout his career, he has worked across various sectors, from residential and commercial developments to public sector projects, public realm design, and heritage restoration.

Joe looks forward to working alongside our ecology, arboriculture, archaeology, and landscape teams – disciplines that naturally complement each other. The opportunity to collaborate directly and offer an integrated service to clients is something he finds particularly exciting.

As he steps into his new role, Joe is eager to share his expertise, strengthen our landscape service offering, and contribute to the growth and development of the department. He’s looking forward to working on projects, collaborating with fellow professionals, and making a meaningful impact at B&G.

Welcome to the team, Joe! We’re excited to have you on board.

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Posted on: 02 April 2025
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