Landscape and project management

 

Landscape Management consultancy services

Matthew Halsall is an APM:PMQ qualified project manager with over 8 years of experience delivering high profile projects in London up to £10M in value. We offer a wide package of Client services:

  • Development of briefs and Design management of complex design teams

  • Cost, risk and programme management

  • Tender process and evaluation

  • Construction contract management including NEC, JCT and JCLI

  • Sustainability and attainment of recognised standards such as BREEAM

  • Project management protocols including reporting and governance

  • Complex planning applications

  • Site inspection

  • Fundraising

  • Community consultation

  • Media management and media-trained ‘face’ of project

  • Client advisory roles

  • Design champion/ landscape subject matter expert

  • Expertise in public realm, parks, highways, community residential

  • Expertise in delivery of bespoke detailed manufacturing and craftsmanship

  • Design review processes and management of Design Review Panels

Recent projects include:

  • Queen Elizabeth II Garden, The Regent’s Park, London - £9M - Delivered 2026

  • Westfield Avenue Reconfiguration, Stratford, London - £10Million - Delivered in phases 2025-27

  • Green Spine, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford, London- £1.5Million - due to complete 2027

  • Peabody Rosendale Estate, Herne Hill - £5Million - Delivered 2013

“I have seen Matt’s work at close hand for a number of years, and he is a highly capable project manager who is able to drop in to organisations and deliver positive change to projects. I have found him to be clearly focussed on what’s really important to the client and pragmatic enough to brings others on the journey with him, by making compelling arguments. I have first-hand experience of him delivering high quality landscape projects - using his background as a Landscape Architect to deliver design excellence.”
— Mark Camley - Executive Director of Estates & Neighbourhoods, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park