York educated Garden Designer, David Beasley (t/a a design and build company) offers a full suite of Garden Design and related services to customers living in York, North Yorkshire.

qualifications-hnd horticulture

BTEC Higher National Diploma In Landscape And Horticultural Technology

Graduating in 1993 with “Credit” on his BTEC HND In Landscape And Horticultural Technology studied at Askham Bryan College, David has also amassed 20+ years working as a professional in the Landscape Design And Build Industry on Projects between £100 and £200,000.

Whilst studying, David lived in both Copmanthorpe and Acomb and is now based only an hours drive away in his home town of Hull.

You may be reading this thinking “why should I employ an out of town designer rather than a local one?”. The answer on this occasion is; although York is well-served with local Garden Designers, few (if any) are going to have the unique professional Landscape Architect trained background, “hands on” practical experience and expert 2D / 3D CAD Design And Visualisation skills that David has to offer!

David Beasley Designing Roundabout Planting Aged 20! (circa. 1991)

David Beasley Designing Roundabout Planting Aged 20! (circa. 1991)

David has been employed in the Landscape industry since leaving school in 1988 and, although initially trained to produce traditional “hand drawn” plans, now use state-of-the-art “industry standard” Computer Aided Design (CAD) software to produce stunning, full-colour, scaled Garden Designs.

3D Visuals And "Mood Board" Prepared By David Beasley For Clients In East Yorkshire

 3D Visuals And "Mood Board" Prepared By David Beasley For Clients In East Yorkshire

With an execptional knowledge of both traditional and contemporary landscape materials / techniques, a broad knowledge and genuine interest in plants / horticulture, David produces Design Schemes that not only meet the customers “needs” and “wants” but far exceeds their expectations!

Landscape Contractors also like working with David as he can communicate “on their level” and his professionally drafted Working Drawings / 3D Visuals are easy to interpret and his designs are well thought out and “buildable”.

2D "Planting Plan" Produced By David Beasley Using AutoCAD Compatible Software

2D "Planting Plan" Produced By David Beasley Using AutoCAD Compatible Software

For further information about the extensive Garden Design related services that a design and build company can offer you, please explore this website and then Contact David for an informal chat regarding your requirements and to book an Initial Consultation on site at your garden so that David may present his portfolio, give you inspiration and further explain The Design Process.

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