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Designing for people, landscapes and heritage

Ollie Pike will discuss his experiences working on historic landscapes and gardens across the country, emphasizing their importance to communities and the environment, plus the need to preserve these important spaces.

He will also highlight his work at Broomhill Community Library in Sheffield, where he is working alongside Broomhill Community Trust to revitalise the historically significant Percy Cane designed garden into a new public library space.

Ollie Pike is a Landscape Architect who studied at The University of Sheffield. He now runs the Sheffield-based practice Pike Studio. Pike Studio is an innovative, up-and-coming design studio that specialises in thoughtful, design-led landscape projects across private residential, heritage and commercial sectors. Ollie has recently been selected as one of the RHS Young Designers of the Year in 2023, part of Garden’s Illustrated “Ones to Watch 2024”, and also recently won an RHS Gold Medal at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026.


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