Rise up
and Flourish

We create places that flourish, so people and nature can thrive.

Outerspace is an award-winning, placemaking practice based in London. We specialise in Landscape Architecture, Urban Design and Community Engagement.

Featured Project

Coronation Square, Leyton

The Fight to Flourish

City living can be green, social and serene. At Coronation Square, we set a new standard where urban residents can flourish.

Our Expertise

Landscape Architecture

Urban Design

Community Engagement

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Rise up and Flourish

Too many spaces are shaped by compromise, caution and tick box exercises. Functional but forgettable. Not here. Not us.

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Meet Our Creative Champions

Team members who listen hard, talk freely, think generously and aren’t afraid to ask “what if?”

Featured News

Reflecting on the Building Safety Act on Landscape Architecture

Reflecting on the Building Safety Act on Landscape Architecture

The Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA), has created a number of challenges over the past few years, across all disciplines in the building industry. This blog reflects upon how we have had to adapt and the lessons we have learnt along the way.

Hard Hats & Hard Truths: Lessons Learned in Landscape Construction Delivery

Hard Hats & Hard Truths: Lessons Learned in Landscape Construction Delivery

Reflecting on how design decisions translate into built outcomes and the core values we champion at Outerspace – collaboration, clarity, adaptability, and a commitment to thoughtful, buildable landscapes – our latest blog explores the key lessons that contribute to effective and reliable landscape construction delivery.

The Return of the Native?

The Return of the Native?

With BNG at the forefront of a lot of people’s minds, recently there has been a push towards purely native planting, even across high-density urban sites. As landscape professionals, we must ask ourselves whether this is the right thing to do, both in terms of the communities who live within the sites we design, but also in terms of ecology – considering climate change and the long-term sustainability of the landscape.