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Brenton Landscape Architects & Land Planners
Founded in 1996 by Charles
Brenton, our design and planning practice engages with landscape as a canvas for the regeneration of nature and community. We work primarily in the landscapes of Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New Jersey. Our intimate studio structure makes us a top choice for clients seeking design professionals, recognized for responsiveness and strong communication skills.
Our clients include leading architecture and engineering firms, philanthropic organizations, real estate professionals, churches, and private individuals. Clients we have worked for include the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Johns Hopkins University Real Estate, Montgomery County (PA) Parks and Heritage Services, the Junior League of Philadelphia, Morningside Senior Living, Host Marriott, and many prominent real estate professionals.
Brenton Associates' holistic design technology is backed by highly
refined horticultural, engineering, and computer resources. Our
work seamlessly integrates broad scale planning, site engineering
and detailed design. At Brenton Associates, effective communications constitute the critical foundation of our work. These practices begin with initial client
interviews and formulation of the design program. These same practices
apply in our interactions with public agencies during the review
process; and finally, in our interactions with contractors during
the construction phase.
Applying these communication practices, we discover areas of consensus
in the face of apparent opposition. Misunderstandings are avoided.
Project approvals are expedited. Brenton Associates' exceptional
record of success obtaining project approvals in a timely manner
demonstrates the effectiveness of our practices.
Brenton Associates enjoys strong collaborative relationships
with many of the leading design and engineering firms in the Mid-Atlantic
region. Using these strong collaborative relationships, Brenton
Associates will craft project teams perfectly suited to our
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