Andrew is well known for his subtle and minimalistic design approach and is always curious about new concepts in garden and landscape architecture. He is driven to find the intersection, that perfect balance between the natural and the human, where nature not only welcomes but embraces architectural gestures.He works to strengthen the sense of place by connecting with the underlying landscape. Andrew believes every place tells the story of the landscape it belongs to. A garden's connection with its natural surroundings is a given, which can be enhanced through a well balanced composition of lines and surfaces, together with a sensitive selection of plant communities. Andrews garden designs explore the contrast between the natural landscape and architecture,striving for a balance between the spontaneous expression of nature and minimalist architectural interventions.His intention is to allow the natural, intuitive beauty of the landscape to express itself and enhance the connection with its surroundinDuring Andrew's 20 years in the profession the attraction to a more naturalistic way of Garden-& landscape architecture grew steadily and is still evolving.Going Wilder is a theme Andrew is more and more fascinated by. Going wilder or rewilding can tackles several challenges we are faced with in these urgent times.At the same time it can enrich our experience of the natural world directly around us and re-establish our relationship with nature.Which started with a fascination for the romantic narrative of lush, local based flora in contrast with modernistic architectural gestures is changing into an ever growing awareness of inter-connectiveness of the natural world with us in it.This awareness of inter-connectiveness result in working with nature, which is key in solving todays challenges. At the same time it is about embracing the complexity and diversity of the natural world around us in combination with the manifestation of human creation.