TBS, Landscape Architects, Dublin
TBS is a leading landscape architecture, urbanism and landscape planning practice that serves both the public and private sectors. Established in 2004 and based in Malahide, Co. Dublin, the office is active in various sites over the country. Our approach is collaborative, responsive and creative. Our aim is to create sustainable places for people to enjoy and value as places to live, work and visit.
The practice ethos places sustainable design as a pivotal and integral part of the planning and development process. As designers, we work in close collaboration with architects, planners, engineers and ecologists amongst other design team professionals on a wide range of project types including residential, education, healthcare, conservation, public realm, leisure, tourism and the energy and resources sectors.
TBS offers a full service in landscape architecture and landscape planning, from initial design concept to certification of completed works on site. We also offer consultancy in Green Infrastructure planning, EIS studies, Visual Impact Assessment and Landscape Management.
Contact us by phone or email to see how we can assist your project.
From The Blog
New Member joins our team
We are starting our year renewed, with fresh ideas, strong vision and new power! We wish to welcome a new design member to TBS studio. MaruĊĦa is a landscape architecture student from Slovenia. She graduated from her bachelor degree in 2014, continued her master degree with a semester in Germany and three semesters in Slovenia. Her study program covered landscape design as well as landscape planning.
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We are delighted to present our fresh new look website
We thank you for your interest shown in our practice and hope that we can assist you with your project. Please feel free to contact us by phone or email to discuss your project further.
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Planning Permission for Shelbourne Road
Planning permission was recently obtained from DCC for IPC House Shelbourne Road. The design proposal for both Shelbourne Lane and Shelbourne Plaza is based on the concept of space sharing and offers a clearly structured space primarily for pedestrians. A contemporary water element within Shelbourne Plaza contributes to improving the quality of the space and establishes a strong identity for the new district.
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