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//People-centred Placemaking Rebuilding Birmingham The City of Birmingham, despite occasional setbacks, has displayed great bravery in upgrading its vision for 2040 in ‘Our Future City’. The recent application consent and the release of this version 2.0 of the 'Big City Plan' suggest a bold step forward. Read more about Rebuilding Birmingham
//People-centred Placemaking Nature finally has a seat at the table Associate, Duncan Mackay gives a planner’s perspective on biodiversity net gain in the development of homes, businesses, and infrastructure in the UK. Read more about Nature finally has a seat at the table
//People-centred Placemaking A City Transformed: Celebrating 15 Years of Liverpool One As we celebrate the 15th anniversary of the completion of Liverpool ONE, we can take the time to reflect on the extraordinary journey of creativity, innovation, and collaboration that has transformed Liverpool's trajectory from post-industrial decline to a thriving hub of positivity and growth. Read more about A City Transformed: Celebrating 15 Years of Liverpool One
//People-centred Placemaking The Well is the Epitome of Urban Uniqueness Our cities are growing rapidly, racing to deliver more housing, sustainable workplaces, retail, entertainment hubs together with transport connectivity. In high rise, multicultural cities like Toronto, adding density is an important alternative to expanding urban sprawl. But how can new developments still deliver architectural individualism and placemaking whilst reflecting the uniqueness of their context? Read more about The Well is the Epitome of Urban Uniqueness
//People-centred Placemaking Let's get together Christoph Ackermann, Architect and Principal at BDP explains why our workplace environments must adapt quicker, following a shift in post-pandemic working patterns. Read more about Let's get together
//People-centred Placemaking Humanising the workplace Bruce Kennedy, Architect Director shares his views, as a designer of workplaces, on the adaptability of millions of people around the world as they embraced the transition from office to home working. Read more about Humanising the workplace
//People-centred Placemaking Sensory design in hospital environments makes sense Architect Director, Vicky Casey makes the case for design that is considerate to all sensory perceptions in hospitals. Read more about Sensory design in hospital environments makes sense
//People-centred Placemaking Healthcare Design considerations We have invited members from our healthcare team to share their insights on some of the key design considerations when creating healthcare buildings. Read more about Healthcare Design considerations
//People-centred Placemaking 2020 – Delivering six Nightingale hospitals Jordon Lambert To help the UK national effort to combat the coronavirus pandemic, we undertook a study proposing the conversion of large scale event venues into temporary ICU facilities. Read more about 2020 – Delivering six Nightingale hospitals
