Tyler Grange

Our university is familiar with Tyler Grange as they have an established rapport, therefore we have first hand interactions with the practise. They are a fairly small and humble practise who have a very friendly and warm approach.

They mainly focus on conducting surveys, assessments, evaluations and expert witness meaning they are less of a design practise. However I value this work and believe it to be highly rewarding as there cannot be design without the correct assessments, paper work and formal actions taken. 

I think it is important to have practises like these better known because we often associate Landscape architecture as a design discipline, this is not necessarily true. The real change makers are the policy makers/ changers whom are often reviewing, writing, consulting and buried in reports. Similarly with assessments and surveys, design is typically the result of these processes which adds to their importance.