Studio Blad

blad, v.2 1. to cut peat. ib.: to b[lad] de wideks, tabu-expr., sea-expr., = to fla de mør [“moor”]. 2. to reap; to cut heather for thatching. sh. 1908 jak. (1928): “to blad de heddrek [‘heather’],” for what is common called “to strike de tekk [thatch].” the expertise of blad lies in spatial design, conceptual approach and landscape research. blad is a dedicated team of landscape architect from completely different landscapes. in their approach, blad utilises factual analysis methods embedded in the dutch design method and combines it with the conceptual and holistic approach from scotland. using their backgrounds and clear conceptual approach, forms the basis to formulate strategic yet (site) specific interventions. as blad, we work from three unique backgrounds, fiona is from scotland and utilises the scottish holistic methodology in her designs. she approaches design through understanding of landscape processes, which although not always visible, are a starting point for a poeti