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Good design starts with careful analysis of brief and context, and of the many areas in which specialist expertise can be required. Our team includes creative, culturally and historically aware architects and planning consultants, along with construction expertise and landscape design, communication and presentation skills.

We engage in, and recognise the importance of, the process involved in progressing building projects small and large to a satisfactory conclusion. Nash Partnership strives to create a practical and beautiful built environment in harmony with the natural world.

LATEST - Starvehall Farm 

Our planning and design teams, working with Gloucestershire County Council and Cheltenham Borough Council, held public exhibitions on the 14th and 16th January at Prestbury Hall to discuss the issues and opportunities that the possible future development of Starvehall Farm has to offer.

We want to hear the interests and ideas, concerns and suggestions of the local residents at the earliest possible stage. We encourage you to comment at the exhibition or contact us directly through the following email address – starvehall@nashpartnership.com.

We will take the comments from the exhibition and those submitted to us and combine them with specialist, technical inputs and the requirements of the statutory and public bodies. We expect a first draft of the emerging ideas will be brought to another public exhibition in a few months time.  Details of the Starvehall Farm exhibition can be found by clicking HERE

 
 
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