scope of work

UDC was tasked with designing and constructing a new sensory garden for Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust’s short break facility.

the garden needed to offer a variety of floor surfaces to enhance sensory experiences for its users.

after developing the design, it was submitted for approval before construction could begin.

challenges faced

designing the garden to meet the clients’ diverse needs was a key challenge.

ensuring that these varied surfaces were functional, safe, and easy to maintain added complexity.

the approval process involved detailed consultations to meet health and safety standards.

outcome

the sensory garden was successfully completed, featuring a mix of floor surfaces which provided a range of tactile experiences.

following approval and careful construction, the garden was well-received by users and staff, enhancing the therapeutic environment of the short break facility.



the design integrated smoothly with the existing space, creating a cohesive and inviting outdoor area.