Topographical Surveys
A topographical survey is used to compile a comprehensive base map which provides critical spatial information with pin-point accuracy. They serve to measure in detail the contours and boundaries of any landscape, including the existing features within it such as trees, buildings electric pylons, street lights, stretches of water, walls, fences etc, in order to plot a new house, structure or road for planning purposes. These type of surveys can also greatly assist architects or design teams with potential site constraints such as diverse gradients, surrounding utility services or spot heights of surrounding land and features.
Below you can see some examples of our topographical survey work from around the country.
IPSWICH
Topographical survey for Mouchel/Highways England which will facilitate the implementation of various maintenance works on the Orwell Bridge.
Some Examples Of Our Topographical Surveys
Please click on the PDF files below to view some examples of the many topographical surveys we have undertaken for a range of different clients.
Tip: You can zoom in and out to view the surveyed areas in greater detail.
This topographical survey was carried out for Ede & Wilkinson Group at the site of the Network Rail Integrated Electronic Control Centre (IECC) at Ashford in Kent. The facility controls the UK stretch of the Eurotunnel Rail link.
We have worked on many projects in the past with Willerby Landscapes, and were delighted to be assisting them once again, this time on garden landscaping for a private client at Belgravia House.
A huge survey was carried out for a private client in Ipswich, Suffolk. A 70 acre topographical survey of Park Farm in Wherstead.