Development on constrained, inner-city sites can accentuate the need to balance competing requirements. The priorities of the property developer, planning authority, Transport for London (TfL), future users and the local community all need to be satisfied, for successful execution of the project to deliver value to its myriad stakeholders. In a recent commission, the added
A neglected area of Slough will soon be transformed into a vibrant community for new residents and visitors, with active travel at the heart of its design. Stoke Wharf will deliver a waterside development of homes, restaurants and open spaces for retail and leisure opportunities, making full use of a revitalised basin on the Grand
An ice rink recently opened its doors in Bracknell following planning consent in early 2021. The facility will focus its offering on figure skating and elite ice hockey training for small groups, or games for up to eight players per match. Local parking standards were tested in the project, in which Motion had to quickly
Opportunities to contribute to the sustainability of a development may vary from urban to rural areas. Sustainability can also mean different things within different local plans. Development in rural areas can often be a means through which the viability of local services and amenities can be sustained and strengthened. In the following appeal, a package
