Exeter plans transformation through housing growth
A bold strategy, prepared by LDA Design, to use a major housing delivery programme to fulfil Exeter’s potential has been unveiled by the city council.
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MIPIM 2019: See you there
In one month, Frazer, Sophie, Benjamin and Mark will be heading to Cannes for MIPIM 2019. Four days, 260,000 people, 360 speakers,100 countries. Incredible in its scale and breadth. We think MIPIM is all about catching up with old friends and making new ones. It’s about good conversations, big ideas and shared goals – during the conference Read more
A traffic-free vision for London’s historic Strand Aldwych
Consultation is now open on ambitious plans by Westminster City Council, supported by LDA Design, to transform the Strand in Aldwych, one of London’s most famous streets, into a safer and more enjoyable place.
History in the making: The value of design
History is ours to make. LDA Design’s Alister Kratt will argue that we have a responsibility to do the very best job we can, creating projects that leave a positive, lasting legacy in his address at this year’s Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIP) Forum, organised by NIPA and Waterfront. One year on from his TEDx Read more
New take on Oxford-Cambridge Growth Corridor
Investment in the Cambridge-Milton Keynes-Oxford ‘Growth Corridor’ is one of the surest ways of propelling the UK economy, providing growth opportunities for the country as a whole, argues a new report produced by LDA Design and launched at MIPIM UK.
Manchester studio to masterplan Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle
Liverpool City Council has appointed LDA Design’s Manchester office, led by Mark Graham, to develop a masterplan for the city’s Baltic Triangle, one of the UK’s fastest emerging creative hot spots. It is the new studio's first major win.
Views sought on vision for Edinburgh’s George Street
Edinburgh City Council has unveiled plans to enhance the civic grandeur of George Street, one of the Scottish capital’s principal shopping thoroughfares. The scheme, which feeds into a citywide vision for long-term growth, will help Edinburgh to remain a vibrant place to live and visit.
