HARBOUR 31
Urban Regeneration Development TVIA
Leith, Edinburgh
rankinfraser landscape architecture, gfivethree architects, Forth Ports
Urban Regeneration Development TVIA
Leith, Edinburgh
rankinfraser landscape architecture, gfivethree architects, Forth Ports
KINTRA captured baseline photography from within Edinburgh Dock and a number of other locations where visibility of the mixed-use urban regeneration redevelopment at the Port of Leith required consideration. Verified Visuals, showing the architecture and public realm proposals, were produced for the TVIA (Townscape and Visual Impact Assessment) to support the planning application. The photography and visualisations were produced in full compliance with Landscape Institute Technical Guidance.
ROWARDENNAN
Visitor Facilities Development - Special Landscape Qualities Assessment
Rowardennan, Stirling
LUC, O'DonnellBrown, Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park
Visitor Facilities Development - Special Landscape Qualities Assessment
Rowardennan, Stirling
LUC, O'DonnellBrown, Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park
KINTRA supported LUC with the photography and visualisations required for a Special Landscape Qualities Assessment to be included within the Masterplan application for improvements to the visitor site at Rowardennan on the eastern side of Loch Lomond.
The visuals show the new visitor facilities building and associated woodland management proposals and were produced in full compliance with Landscape Institute Technical Guidance. Planning approved.
CARRY FARM
Residential Renovation
Ardlamont peninsula, Argyll & Bute
Private Commission
Residential Renovation
Ardlamont peninsula, Argyll & Bute
Private Commission
A serene morning of site photography in and around this beautiful small holding on the Kyles of Bute coast.
Architectural plans provided by the client were modelled in 3D and Photomontages (AVR3) created.
The Photomontages, showing the proposed subdivision and alteration of the traditional farmhouse to create two modest sustainable homes within an existing single dwelling, were included in the Planning application which was successfully approved.
Technical photography was captured and photomontages produced from 20 viewpoint locations as part of the LVIA (Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment) for a proposed 12 turbine wind development in Moray.
The visuals package was produced in full compliance with NatureScot visualisation standards and the application was submitted to the ECU in July 2025.
The visuals package was produced in full compliance with NatureScot visualisation standards and the application was submitted to the ECU in July 2025.
