Back from a couple of days in Bristol helping present urban design training to planning inspectors as part of the Planning Inspectorate’s excellent line up of speakers including former colleagues and collaborators Matthias Wunderlich and Rob Cowan.
Delighted to have been invited to a roundtable on design codes chaired by @Esther Kurland of @Urban Design London and organised by @earlscourtdevco. But so far still no clarity from government on how they see Codes being used in future. #EarlsCourtDesignCode
Good to see our research published today. Thank you to Office for Place for being such a great client and hopefully the first of more research to come.
Today @cowanrob and I launched our research into international design codes carried out for @ofp_gov. Panel from South Kesteven and Waltham Forest councils and developers Igloo and Lovell drew c. 600 audience. Looking forward to Office for Place doing more of these webinars.
Looking forward to sharing exciting international innovations in design coding from our research for @ofp_gov.
@cowanrob and I will be presenting tomorrow at free online event - You can join us by registering at: https://t.co/7VhqIKECwn
Amazing visit to Garden Barge Square - country lanes floating on the Thames! If you can grow full size trees even here then what’s stopping us doing more on land?
@ClimatiseChris@ImpUrbanHealth Thanks Chris for flagging @ImpUrbanHealth They are building the conversations across disciplines that are essential for tackling health inequalities.
Announcing our 2024/25 events programme! Over 70 events looking at the big issues in the built environment and going into practical details of topics like street junctions and design codes. Read the programme on our website or get in touch to learn more.
https://t.co/1Fz2R1TZ7Q
New paper out, open access in Journal of Transport & Health :) Impacts of active travel interventions on travel behaviour and health: Results from a five-year longitudinal travel survey in Outer London. https://t.co/jv34LZRXEx
RIP Shane MacGowan. I knew him from the Nips (aka Nipple Erectors) post punk and the at the early Pogues gigs (Islington’s Hope and Anchor). Despite the rebel bravado, a shy, sensitive young man who only remembered my name when he was pissed but a lovely guy.