BBC Roath Lock Studios
BBC Roath Lock Studios Resilient Urban Regeneration Through Innovative Tree Planting Completed between 2010 and 2011 in Cardiff, Wales, BBC Roath Lock Studios stands as a landmark achievement in resilient urban regeneration, transforming previously derelict spaces into a premier television production facility. Central to this transformation was the innovative use of GreenBlue Urban’s RootCell, which […]
Greenwich Park
Greenwich Park Greenwich Park is almost six centuries old and has global renown as the site of the Royal Greenwich Observatory – the location of the Prime Meridian, which revolutionised navigation by being established as a global reference point for all longitudes in 1884 – as well as being an instantly recognisable part of London. […]
Devonshire Street, Carlisle
Devonshire Street, Carlisle The regeneration of Devonshire Street in Carlisle is a transformative initiative funded by the UK Government’s Future High Streets Fund to revitalise urban spaces, enhance pedestrian accessibility, and support local businesses. This project focused on creating a vibrant urban environment through comprehensive public realm works, which included:- Widening pavements on both sides of the street Introducing […]
Tower Hamlets Town Hall
Tower Hamlets Town Hall The Whitechapel Town Hall, now housed in the historic Royal London Hospital building, boasts a rich legacy. Initially opened in 1757, this facility served as a hospital for over two centuries, caring for generations of East London residents. Renowned for its neoclassical architecture, designed by Boulton Mainwaring, the hospital saw further […]
Churchill Way, Canal Quarter
Churchill Way, Canal Quarter The Cardiff Canal Quarter revitalisation project, spearheaded by a collaboration between Faithful and Gould, Atkins, Cardiff City Council and Knights Brown Construction marks a significant milestone in urban regeneration. This case study highlights the concerted efforts of these key players in transforming the historic canals of Cardiff, focusing on sustainable practices and innovative solutions. GreenBlue Urban […]
Victoria Park, Ashford
Victoria Park, Ashford Ashford Borough Council has invested time in Victoria Park, a beloved green space in our community. Thanks to a £ 5.1 million restoration and protection project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, Victoria Park has undergone a remarkable transformation. This ambitious initiative has revitalised the park’s heritage and provided valuable training and educational […]
Rathbone Market
Rathbone Market Rathbone Market is a historic market with roots dating back to 1253 when King Henry 3rd granted it a market that shall last ‘forever’ within the West Ham Community. Since 2009, the market has undergone significant redevelopment, resulting in a vibrant mix of over 600 new homes, shops, a library, and a new […]
St James Quarter, Edinburgh
St James Quarter, Edinburgh St James Quarter, a sprawling 1.7 million square feet lifestyle district in the heart of Edinburgh, represents one of the UK’s most significant city centre transformations. Officially opened by Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal, the project is set to redefine urban retail and leisure experiences, marking a new era for […]
Tindal Square, Chelmsford
Tindal Square, Chelmsford Chelmsford City Council and Essex County Council joined forces to create an inviting public space in Tindal Square. The project aimed to revamp Tindal Square into a pedestrian-friendly area while ensuring a seamless east-west cycle link, despite the initial barrier of a road separating it from the high street. This initiative, part […]
Station Road, Harrow
Station Road, Harrow Station Road in Harrow, London, holds historical significance having undergone various changes over the years. Initially, it served as a vital thoroughfare connecting Harrow-on-the-Hill Station with the town centre. Through the 19th Century, the road continued to evolve with the development of Harrow as a suburban area, witnessing periods of expansion and […]