This project involved the overlay of 400m of existing sea defence originally constructed in 1919. The scheme was developed in partnership with Blackpool Council during an ECI process, which enabled buildability and innovative ideas to be included in the initial design concept.

The Seaham Coast Protection Scheme comprised regrading cliff tops to a natural angle of repose and creation of 2.5 hectares of magnesian limestone grassland on the cliff tops.

The project required the reconstruction of a 750 metre section of existing sea wall and promenade.

Very high quality finishes and innovative street scene design is utilised on this project to create a landmark 'gateway' to Blackpool's southern promenade and famous 'Golden Mile'.