http://www.gardenvisit.com/garden/northala_fields_country_park:
Northala Fields is a country park beside the A40 with
four circular artificial hills. It was designed by the urban design and
landscape architecture firm FoRM Associates. The landforms were built with
65,000 lorry loads of waste material from the demolition of the old Wembley
Stadium (closed in 2000). The name 'Northala' was used for this site in the
Domesday book (1086). Creating the hills provided a disposal site for the
rubble, which paid for the new park. '
Client
Ealing CouncilLocation
Northolt, West London
Partners
Civils Contractor: CJ Pryor; Landscape Contractor:
CR Swift
Budget
£5.5 Million
Area
18.5 Hectares
Schedule
Completed 2008
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