The way we navigate in cities has been revolutionized in the last few years by the advent of GPS mapping programs. Enter your start and end location and these will give you the shortest route from A to B. That’s usually the best... continue
A number of councils who are working with local communities to give... continue
Lessons learnt from 100 design proposals and financial data... continue
How do people navigate through a building, a train station or an airport? What happens when you need to evacuate an area, or if a number of exits have to be shut for various reasons? Will the occupants still make it out safely? By Peter Debney... continue
A recent modelling project, commissioned by Transport for New South Wales in July 2012, required the use of... continue
In the first of a series of articles prepared in... continue
Big regeneration is not working to deliver homes or... continue
The future is a foreign country: we will do things very differently there. The challenge for movement and place professionals is to help make viable plans today for an uncertain tomorrow. Movement, living, working and leisure patterns are morphing faster than ever before on the back of rapid... continue
The Leicester and Leicestershire Integrated Transport Model (LLITM) represents the most... continue
Mary Portas calls for a series of pilot projects led by town teams. To illustrate the... continue
Ministers want local authorities and the business community to work together to... continue
In terms of transport, says Alexander Jan, Head of Transport, Transaction Advice, Arup, transport issues are... continue
Localism means starting from the place, rather than from administrative boundaries. The new joint Urban Design... continue
Are more compact, higher density and mixed use urban forms more environmentally sound, more... continue
Five years ago in Ashford, Kent, an innovative... continue
In 2008, Liverpool celebrated its year as European... continue
Graylingwell Park will be the UK’s largest carbon neutral development, located on the site of... continue
A new emphasis on localism suggests that a wider range of people will become actively involved in decisions... continue
A great opportunity and the will to go beyond custom, practice and precedent – a new shared space scheme in Bristol shows that creative planning and effective risk management can result in the making of a popular and accessible public space. Whilst working on traffic management plans for the... continue
An innovative new play space in Devonport, Plymouth, is helping to inject a new lease of life into an... continue
In August 2007, the BBC announced: 'It's another big... continue
Accessible, legible and walkable urban spaces, supported by a rich mix of... continue
Whitelaw Turkington's involvement began with a commission to put 'flesh on... continue
Our first task was to gain a full understanding of the context, both in... continue
In 2006, FCB Studios were appointed to work alongside Carey Jones... continue
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