Optimised Environments win landscape architect role on £55m railway museums upgrade

By Tom Lowe2022-07-06T08:49:00

National Railway Museum winning concept by Feilden Fowles_01_Approach

Practice beats five rival bidders to win £250,000 job

Optimised Environments is on board as landscape architect for the £55m upgrade of the National Railway Museum’s two sites.

The Edinburgh-based practice beat six rival bidders to win the £250,000 job to provide landscape architectural services for the museum’s Vision 2025 programme.

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