Overview

Senior to Director level Landscape Planners – Bristol Office. We seek experienced landscape planners to join the Environment team in Bristol, delivering landscape planning services across the UK with a focus on sustainable development.Responsibilities

Deliver workstreams including Landscape Appraisals, LVIA’s, TVIA’s, and greenbelt and greybelt assessments.Support high-profile projects, liaising with barristers for planning appeals when required.Collaborate with the team to guide development principles and deliver sustainable design solutions.Qualifications

A degree or postgraduate diploma in Landscape Architecture.Chartered Member of the Landscape Institute.Proven understanding and experience in LVIA’s, feasibility studies, landscape planning and design, supporting landscape statements and mitigation strategies.Track record in the energy and residential sectors.Experienced professional with strong technical report writing skills.Demonstrated project management capability and effective organisational and communication skills; able to work collaboratively and independently.Proactive, strategic, and analytical approach to supporting client requirements.Sound commercial acumen.Benefits

Excellent remuneration and a comprehensive benefits package.Training and development initiatives through the stepping stones programme.About Us

We are a dynamic development consultancy focused on innovation, crafting spaces that enrich the built and natural environment across sectors such as residential, health, education, retail, energy, leisure, and employment.Diversity, Inclusion and Recognition

Since 2003, Pegasus Group has grown across 13 offices. We value and empower our team, fostering inclusion and belonging, and encouraging everyone to bring their authentic best self to work.How To Apply

To apply, please submit your application by clicking "Apply" and include a current CV outlining your experience and why you are interested in the role. If you experience any technical issues, please email recruitment@pegasusgroup.co.uk.

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