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N.T Killingley Secure BALI Award for Landscape Design at Uppingham School

Posted by Tobermore on January 8, 2015 at 3:37pm

Congratulations to N.T. Killingley Ltd who secured a well deserved accolade at the BALI Awards for their amazing landscape design at Uppingham School Science Block in Rutland.

Completed in 2014, the project at Uppingham School earned the company the principle winner title in the Hard Landscaping Construction (Non-domestic, Cost between £300k – 1.5m) category at the recent ceremony, held at the prestigious Great Room in Park Lane, London. 

Tobermore are delighted to have been involved in this project with N.T Killingley Ltd, having supplied a large selection of beautiful Fusion block paving in sparkling Sandstone for the impressive landscape. Established for over forty years, N.T. Killingley Ltd are a highly successful commercial landscape and earthworks contracting service in the North Midlands covering all aspects of bulk earthworks, groundworks and landscaping.

Tags: bali, award, killingley, uppingham school, tobermore, hard landscaping, landscape design, fusion, block paving, construction
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