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Thomas Tallis School Landscape

The new Thomas Tallis School on Kidbrooke Park Road, south-east London, currently on site, has been designed by JMP. The buildings are arranged around, and link to a central concourse space which is at the heart of the scheme and is the focus for student life. Landscaped space between the teaching blocks creates informal teaching space and connects visually and physically with the concourse.

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The arrangement of the buildings and landscape relate to the curve of Kidbrooke Park Road, reinforcing the existing urban fabric, creating an exciting environment in which to learn.

The landscape has been used as an extension of the educational programme. Set within a rolling pastoral landscape are outdoor classrooms, footpaths, sports pitches, trim trails, and a native species arboretum. Much consideration has been given to rainwater harvesting, with a stormwater management canal used as a water feature in front of the building.

  • Type

    Landscapes

  • Sector

    -

  • Location

    Greenwich, London

  • Description

    -

  • Client

    VT Education and Skills

  • Size

    20,571 sqm

  • Cost

    £40 million

  • Team

    John McAslan + Partners, Architect
    Davis Langdon, Project Manager and Quantity Surveyor
    BDP, Engineering
    Balfour Beatty Construction Ltd, Contactor

  • Status

    Complete

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