Stichting het Panorama: dóór biedt een kader voor snel en...

St i c ht i n g h e t Pa n o ra m a : d ó ó r e n vó ó r l a n d s c h a p s a rc h i te c te n , b i e d t e e n k a d e r vo o r s n e l e n avo nt u u r l i j k o ntd e k k e n va n n i e u we o nt w i k k e l i n g e n i n d e l a n d s c h a p s a rc h i te c t u u r e n h e t i nte r n at i o n a a l u i t w i s s e l e n va n k e n n i s va n n i e u we s t ro m i n g e n e n te n d e n s e n . U i tg a n g s p u nt i s h e t a a n s c h e r p e n va n h e t d e b at t u s s e n l a n d s c h a p s a rc h i te c te n . D i t j a a r, va n 7 t / m 1 0 j u n i 2 0 0 7 g a at d e a c ht s te exc u r s i e n a a r Lo n d e n , d e s t a d m e t i nv l o e d e n va n Fo s te r e n R o g e r s , G u s t a fs o n Po r te r, G ro s s . M a x , Pi e t O u d o l f, We s t 8 e n ve l e a n d e re a rc h i te c te n e n l a n d s c h a p s a rc h i te c te n . M e t t h e m a’s a l s o nt w i k k e l i n g e n l a n g s d e Th a m e s, D o c k l a n d s e n L i g ht R a i l way, Th a m e s B a r r i e r p a r k , M i l l e n i u m D o m e a re a e n a n d e re h ave n g e b i e d e n , 1 0 0 n e w p u b l i c s p a ce s p ro gra m m e, s t a d s p a r k e n e n h e t O l y m p i c p a r k .

Deelnemers:

Stichting het Panorama:Alarmummer: Frank van der Zanden

Programma info: Karin van EssenVibeke Scheffener

Pauline WieringaDavid Louwerse

Deelnemerslijst (30):Marieke AdrichemJan VerburgMarjo de KrakerEgbert SchuttertRob van der HamJohan ZorgmanSaskia BongersMintske SijsmaBerno StrootmanGreet BieremaMathieu DerckxKlaas HilverdaHarry DerksAnneke NautaAnk BleekerMaricken EbbenToon EbbenMarko MouwenUrban van AarJudith GiesbertsBram BreedveldEd Joosting BunkPiet ZielYutaro TeradaHans OerlemansWim van KriekenStephen TasMonique Marcelis-WolakRoel HoogenboomAndré Houtman

Totaal aantal deelnemers 35!

Reisgegevens:

Treinreis Heenreis 7 juni, 36 personenIntercity: Vertrek 07.25 RotterdamAankomst 09.20 Brussel ZuidEurostar: Vertrek 09.59 Brussel ZuidAankomst 11.26 London Terugreis 10 juni, 34 personenEurostar: Vertrek 16.39 LondonAankomst 20.07 Brussel ZuidThalys: Vertrek 20.25 Brussel zuidAankomst 22.06 Rotterdam

Inbegrepen:* Treinreis van Rotterdam naar London v.v. (2e klasse)* 3 overnachtingen in Novotel Hammersmith (3*)* Verzorging in het hotel op basis van logies en continentaal ontbijt.* Marco Polo reisgids per kamer bij uw reisbescheiden.* Openbaar Vervoer (OV) kaart.Deze kaart geeft recht op onbeperkt reizen op bijna alle metro lijnen en rode bussen. De kaart is geldig vanaf 09.30 uur van maandag t/m vrijdag. Op zaterdag, zondag en Engelse feestdagen de gehele dag.

Hotel:Hotel 7-10 juni:Novotel London West1 ShortlandsHammersmithW6 8DR London+44(0) 20.8 / 7411555www.novotellondonwest.co.uk20 x 1-persoonskamers8 x 2-persoonskamers

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Deelnemers:

Stichting het Panorama:Alarmummer: Frank van der Zanden

Programma info: Karin van EssenVibeke Scheffener

Pauline WieringaDavid Louwerse

Deelnemerslijst (30):Marieke AdrichemJan VerburgMarjo de KrakerEgbert SchuttertRob van der HamJohan ZorgmanSaskia BongersMintske SijsmaBerno StrootmanGreet BieremaMathieu DerckxKlaas HilverdaHarry DerksAnneke NautaAnk BleekerMaricken EbbenToon EbbenMarko MouwenUrban van AarJudith GiesbertsBram BreedveldEd Joosting BunkPiet ZielYutaro TeradaHans OerlemansWim van KriekenStephen TasMonique Marcelis-WolakRoel HoogenboomAndré Houtman

Totaal aantal deelnemers 35!

Stichting het PanoramaVoor landschapsarchitecten, door landschapsarchitecten

Parijs Denemarken Italie Verenigde Staten Berlijn Schotland Rhonedal

Londen is de achtste bestemming van de Stichting het Panorama.

Panorama is ontstaan uit een groep van landschapsarchitecten,die het prettig vinden om met elkaar vakmatig bezig te zijn en hun horizon te verbreden.

De excursies staan in het teken van de hedendaagse vakontwikkeling. Verwacht dus geen sightseeing en historische hoogtepunten, maar een verkenning van de hedendaagse beroepspraktijk in andere landen.

Bij voorkeur proberen we de ontwerpers van de locaties een uitleg te laten geven, op locatie of door het organiseren van bureaubezoeken. Zodoende is het mogelijk het eest authentieke geluid te horen. De Nederlandse beroepspraktijk behoort tot een van de best ontwikkelde ter wereld. Meestal is men in het buitenland vereerd met ons bezoek en omgekeerd geinteresseerd in onze eigen ontwikkeling. Schroom dus niet in debat tegaan te gaan met de buitenlandse collega’s en neem indien mogelijk ontwerppresentaties mee. Ze zullen gretig aftrek vinden.

Het programma puilt zodoende altijd uit. De vier dagen begin juni zijn dan ook een jaarlijkse uitputtingsslag.

Stichting het Panorama is geen reisbureau en heeft geen winstoogmerk. Heb je klachten, dan kun je alleen jezelf verwijten ingetekend te hebben op zo’n excursie……

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Waterloo & City line�Mondays - Fridays 0615 - 2148�Saturdays 0800 - 1830�Closed Sundays�___________________________________________

C6 Barbican 1___________________________________________C9 § Barking Á : μ 4

No Hammersmith & City line service�Whitechapel - Barking early morning or�late evening Mondays to Saturdays�or all day Sundays�___________________________________________

B9 Barkingside Ÿ : 4___________________________________________D3 Barons Court : 2___________________________________________C3 Bayswater 1

E9 Beckton Á μ 3___________________________________________D9 Beckton Park Á μ 3___________________________________________C9 Becontree Á : 5___________________________________________B5 Belsize Park 2___________________________________________D6 Bermondsey Á μ 2___________________________________________C7 Bethnal Green 2___________________________________________D5 Blackfriars 1___________________________________________B7 Blackhorse Road Ÿ Á 3___________________________________________D8 Blackwall Á μ 2___________________________________________C4 Bond Street 1___________________________________________E6 Borough 1___________________________________________D1 Boston Manor : 4___________________________________________A6 Bounds Green Á 3/4___________________________________________C8 Bow Church μ 2___________________________________________C7 Bow Road Á 2___________________________________________B4 Brent Cross Ÿ Á 3___________________________________________F5 Brixton Á μ 2___________________________________________C8 Bromley-by-Bow 2/3___________________________________________B3 Brondesbury 2___________________________________________B3 Brondesbury Park 2___________________________________________A8 Buckhurst Hill Ÿ Á : 5___________________________________________A4 Burnt Oak Ÿ 4______________________________________________________________________________________B6 Caledonian Road μ 2___________________________________________B6 Caledonian Road 2

& Barnsbury___________________________________________B5 Camden Road 2

B5 §Camden Town 2No entry from the street on Sundays�1300-1730 (exit and interchange only)

D7 Canada Water Á : μ 2___________________________________________D8 Canary Wharf : μ 2___________________________________________D8 Canning Town Á : μ 3___________________________________________D6 §Cannon Street 1

Open Mondays to Fridays until 2100 only. Saturdays 0730-1930. Closed Sundays�___________________________________________

B7 Canonbury 2___________________________________________A3 Canons Park Ÿ Á : 5___________________________________________A1 Chalfont & Latimer Ÿ Á : μ C___________________________________________B5 Chalk Farm 2___________________________________________C5 Chancery Lane 1___________________________________________D5 Charing Cross : 1___________________________________________A1 §Chesham Ÿ Á : μ D

Change at Chalfont & Latimer on�most trains�___________________________________________

A9 §Chigwell 4The service between Woodford - Hainault�operates until approximately 2400. From 20 May the service will operate until 0030 on Friday and Saturday nights___________________________________________

D2 Chiswick Park Á 3___________________________________________A1 Chorleywood Ÿ Á : μ B___________________________________________F4 Clapham Common Á 2___________________________________________F4 Clapham North Á 2___________________________________________F4 Clapham South Á 2/3___________________________________________A6 Cockfosters Ÿ : 5___________________________________________A4 Colindale Ÿ Á 4

F4 Colliers Wood 3___________________________________________D5 §Covent Garden 1

This station gets very busy at weekends�and evenings. Avoid the crowds by taking a�short walk there from Holborn (9 minutes),�Leicester Square (6 minutes) or�Charing Cross (11 minutes).�___________________________________________

E8 Crossharbour μ 2___________________________________________A2 Croxley Ÿ Á : A___________________________________________D9 Custom House Á μ 3___________________________________________E8 Cutty Sark Á μ 2/3___________________________________________D9 Cyprus Á μ 3______________________________________________________________________________________B9 Dagenham East Á 5___________________________________________B9 Dagenham Heathway : μ 5___________________________________________B7 Dalston Kingsland 2___________________________________________A8 Debden Ÿ Á 6___________________________________________F7 Deptford Bridge Á μ 2/3___________________________________________C8 Devons Road μ 2___________________________________________B3 Dollis Hill : 3______________________________________________________________________________________C1 Ealing Broadway Á : 3___________________________________________D2 Ealing Common 3___________________________________________D3 § Earl’s Court μ 1/2

Earl’s Court - Kensington (Olympia)�Mondays to Saturdays 0700-2345,�0800-2345 Sundays�___________________________________________

C2 East Acton 2___________________________________________A2 Eastcote Ÿ : 5

A5 East Finchley Ÿ Á 3___________________________________________C8 East Ham Á μ 3/4___________________________________________D8 East India Á μ 2/3___________________________________________E3 East Putney Á 2/3___________________________________________A4 Edgware Ÿ Á 5___________________________________________C4 Edgware Road (Bakerloo) 1___________________________________________C4 Edgware Road 1

(Circle/District/H&C)___________________________________________E5 Elephant & Castle 1/2___________________________________________B9 Elm Park μ 6___________________________________________F7 Elverson Road Á μ 2/3___________________________________________D5 Embankment 1___________________________________________A8 Epping Ÿ Á : μ 6___________________________________________C5 Euston : ∏ 1___________________________________________C5 Euston Square 1______________________________________________________________________________________B9 Fairlop Ÿ : 4___________________________________________C6 Farringdon : 1___________________________________________A5 Finchley Central Ÿ Á 4___________________________________________B4 Finchley Road 2___________________________________________B4 Finchley Road & Frognal 2___________________________________________B6 Finsbury Park Á : 2___________________________________________E3 Fulham Broadway μ 2______________________________________________________________________________________E9 Gallions Reach Á μ 3___________________________________________B8 Gants Hill 4___________________________________________D3 Gloucester Road Á : 1___________________________________________B4 Golders Green Á 3

D3 Goldhawk Road 2___________________________________________C5 Goodge Street 1___________________________________________B5 Gospel Oak 2___________________________________________A9 §Grange Hill : 4

The service between Woodford - Hainault�operates until approximately 2400. From 20 May the service will operate until 0030 on Friday and Saturday nights___________________________________________

C5 Great Portland Street 1___________________________________________B1 Greenford Ÿ Á : 4___________________________________________F7 Greenwich Á μ 2/3___________________________________________D4 Green Park : 1___________________________________________E2 Gunnersbury Á 3______________________________________________________________________________________B7 Hackney Central 2___________________________________________B7 Hackney Wick 2___________________________________________A9 §Hainault Ÿ Á : 4


D3 Hammersmith Á μ 2___________________________________________B5 Hampstead 2/3___________________________________________B5 Hampstead Heath 3___________________________________________C2 Hanger Lane Á : 3___________________________________________B3 Harlesden 3___________________________________________A3 Harrow & Wealdstone Ÿ μ 5___________________________________________B2 Harrow-on-the Hill Ÿ Á : 5___________________________________________E1 Hatton Cross Ÿ Á 5/6

E1 Heathrow Terminals : μ ∏ 6 1, 2, 3 ___________________________________________

E1 §Heathrow Terminal 4 : μ 6Open Mondays to Saturdays until�2345 only. Sundays open until 2315___________________________________________

A4 Hendon Central 3/4___________________________________________D8 Heron Quays μ 2___________________________________________A5 High Barnet Ÿ Á : 5___________________________________________B6 Highbury & Islington Á 2___________________________________________A5 Highgate Ÿ 3___________________________________________D3 High Street Kensington 1___________________________________________A1 Hillingdon Á : μ 6___________________________________________C5 Holborn 1___________________________________________C3 Holland Park Á 2___________________________________________B6 Holloway Road 2___________________________________________B7 Homerton 2___________________________________________B9 Hornchurch Ÿ Á 6___________________________________________E1 Hounslow Central Á 4___________________________________________D1 Hounslow East Ÿ : μ 4___________________________________________E1 Hounslow West Ÿ Á μ 5

Station is step-free for wheelchair�users only�___________________________________________

D4 Hyde Park Corner 1______________________________________________________________________________________A1 Ickenham Ÿ Á 6___________________________________________E8 Island Gardens : μ 2

___________________________________________E5 § Kennington Á 2

At off-peak times on Mondays to Fridays �all trains (and most trains at weekends) �to/from Morden run via the Bank branch. �To travel to/from the Charing Cross �branch please change at Kennington. �From 20 May 2007 these service �patterns will apply all day Saturdays �and Sundays too�___________________________________________

B3 Kensal Green 2___________________________________________B3 Kensal Rise 2___________________________________________D3 § Kensington (Olympia) : μ 2

Earl’s Court - Kensington (Olympia)�Mondays to Saturdays 0700-2345,�0800-2345 Sundays___________________________________________

B5 Kentish Town 2___________________________________________B5 Kentish Town West 2___________________________________________A3 Kenton 4___________________________________________E2 Kew Gardens Á : μ 3/4___________________________________________B4 Kilburn Á : μ 2___________________________________________C3 Kilburn Park 2___________________________________________B3 Kingsbury Á : 4___________________________________________C5 King’s Cross St. Pancras Á : μ ∏ 1___________________________________________E9 King George V μ 3___________________________________________D4 Knightsbridge 1______________________________________________________________________________________C3 Ladbroke Grove Á 2___________________________________________E5 Lambeth North Á 1

C4 Lancaster Gate 1___________________________________________C3 Latimer Road 2___________________________________________D5 Leicester Square 1___________________________________________F7 Lewisham Á : μ 2/3___________________________________________B8 Leyton : 3___________________________________________B8 Leytonstone Ÿ : 3/4___________________________________________D7 Limehouse μ 2___________________________________________C6 Liverpool Street Á : ∏ 1___________________________________________D6 London Bridge : μ 1___________________________________________A8 Loughton Ÿ Á 6___________________________________________E9 London City Airport Á μ 3______________________________________________________________________________________C3 Maida Vale 2___________________________________________B6 Manor House 2/3___________________________________________D5 Mansion House 1___________________________________________C4 Marble Arch 1___________________________________________C4 Marylebone Á : 1___________________________________________C7 Mile End 2___________________________________________A5 §Mill Hill East Ÿ 4

At off-peak times on Mondays to Fridays �please change at Finchley Central for �trains to/from central London. From �20 May 2007 these service patterns will �apply all day Saturdays and Sundays too___________________________________________

D6 Monument 1___________________________________________C6 Moorgate 1___________________________________________A2 Moor Park Ÿ Á : 6/A___________________________________________F4 Morden Ÿ : 4

B5 Mornington Crescent 2___________________________________________E8 Mudchute μ 2______________________________________________________________________________________B3 Neasden : 3___________________________________________B9 Newbury Park Ÿ Á : 4___________________________________________E7 New Cross Á μ 2___________________________________________E7 New Cross Gate 2___________________________________________C2 North Acton 2/3___________________________________________C2 North Ealing Ÿ Á : 3___________________________________________D1 Northfields Á : 3___________________________________________D8 North Greenwich Ÿ Á : μ 2/3___________________________________________A2 North Harrow Á : 5___________________________________________B1 Northolt Á : 5___________________________________________B3 North Wembley 4___________________________________________B3 Northwick Park Á : 4___________________________________________A2 Northwood Ÿ Á : 6___________________________________________A2 Northwood Hills : 6___________________________________________C3 Notting Hill Gate 1/2______________________________________________________________________________________A6 Oakwood Ÿ Á : 5___________________________________________C6 Old Street 1___________________________________________D3 §Olympia : μ 2

Earl’s Court - Kensington (Olympia)�Mondays to Saturdays 0700-2345,�0800-2345 Sundays___________________________________________

D1 Osterley Ÿ Á : 4___________________________________________F5 Oval 2___________________________________________C4 Oxford Circus 1

___________________________________________C3 Paddington : 1___________________________________________C2 Park Royal : 3___________________________________________E3 Parsons Green Á 2___________________________________________C1 Perivale Ÿ Á : 4___________________________________________D5 Piccadilly Circus : ∏ 1___________________________________________E4 Pimlico 1___________________________________________A2 Pinner Ÿ Á : 5___________________________________________C8 Plaistow Ÿ Á 3___________________________________________D9 Pontoon Dock Á μ 3___________________________________________D8 Poplar Á : μ 3___________________________________________B3 Preston Road : 4___________________________________________D9 Prince Regent Á μ 3___________________________________________C8 Pudding Mill Lane μ 2/3___________________________________________E3 Putney Bridge Á 2______________________________________________________________________________________A3 Queensbury Ÿ Á : 4___________________________________________B3 Queen’s Park 2___________________________________________C4 Queensway 1______________________________________________________________________________________D3 Ravenscourt Park Á 2___________________________________________B2 § Rayners Lane Ÿ Á : 5

No Piccadilly line service�Uxbridge - Rayners Lane in the�early mornings�___________________________________________

B8 Redbridge Ÿ Á : 4

C4 § Regent’s Park 1Station closed. For closure dates see station�publicity or use contact details shown�

E2 Richmond Ÿ Á : μ 4___________________________________________A1 Rickmansworth Ÿ Á : A___________________________________________A8 § Roding Valley 4


D7 Rotherhithe Á 2___________________________________________D9 Royal Albert Á μ 3___________________________________________C3 Royal Oak 2___________________________________________D9 Royal Victoria Á μ 3___________________________________________A1 Ruislip Ÿ Á : 6___________________________________________B1 Ruislip Gardens Ÿ : 5___________________________________________A2 Ruislip Manor : 6___________________________________________C5 Russell Square 1______________________________________________________________________________________D4 St. James’s Park 1___________________________________________C4 St. John’s Wood Á : 2___________________________________________C6 St. Paul’s 1___________________________________________B7 Seven Sisters Á : 3___________________________________________D7 Shadwell μ 2___________________________________________C3 Shepherd’s Bush 2

(Central)___________________________________________D3 Shepherd’s Bush 2

(Hammersmith & City)

C7 § ShoreditchStation closed. Replacement buses �will operate between Shoreditch �(Bethnal Green Road) and Whitechapel �at the following times: �Monday-Friday 0700-1030 and 1530-2030.Saturday - no replacement bus service. �Sunday 0700-1500 ___________________________________________

D4 Sloane Square 1___________________________________________B8 Snaresbrook Ÿ Á : 4___________________________________________D2 South Acton 3___________________________________________D2 South Ealing 3___________________________________________E3 Southfields 3___________________________________________A6 Southgate 4___________________________________________B2 South Harrow Ÿ 5___________________________________________D4 South Kensington : 1___________________________________________B3 South Kenton 4___________________________________________E8 South Quay μ 2___________________________________________B1 South Ruislip Ÿ Á 5___________________________________________E5 Southwark Á μ 1___________________________________________F4 South Wimbledon 3/4___________________________________________B8 South Woodford Ÿ Á : 4___________________________________________D2 Stamford Brook Á : 2___________________________________________A3 Stanmore Ÿ Á : μ 5___________________________________________C7 Stepney Green 2___________________________________________F5 Stockwell 2___________________________________________B3 Stonebridge Park 3___________________________________________C8 Stratford μ 3

B2 Sudbury Hill : 4___________________________________________B2 Sudbury Town Ÿ Á : μ 4___________________________________________E7 Surrey Quays Á 2___________________________________________B4 Swiss Cottage Á 2______________________________________________________________________________________D5 Temple 1___________________________________________A8 Theydon Bois Ÿ : 6___________________________________________F4 Tooting Bec 3___________________________________________F4 Tooting Broadway 3___________________________________________C5 Tottenham 1

Court Road___________________________________________B7 Tottenham Hale Ÿ Á : μ 3___________________________________________A5 Totteridge & Ÿ Á : 4

Whetstone___________________________________________D7 Tower Gateway μ 1___________________________________________D6 Tower Hill 1___________________________________________B5 Tufnell Park 2___________________________________________D2 § Turnham Green 2/3

Also served by Piccadilly line trains�early mornings and late evenings�___________________________________________

A6 Turnpike Lane 3______________________________________________________________________________________B9 Upminster Ÿ Á : μ 6___________________________________________B9 Upminster Bridge 6___________________________________________C9 Upney : μ 4___________________________________________C8 Upton Park 3

A1 §Uxbridge Á μ 6No Piccadilly line service Uxbridge -�Rayners Lane in the early mornings___________________________________________

___________________________________________E4 Vauxhall 1/2___________________________________________D4 Victoria : ∏ 1______________________________________________________________________________________B7 Walthamstow Central Ÿ Á 3___________________________________________B8 Wanstead Ÿ 4___________________________________________D7 Wapping 2___________________________________________C5 Warren Street 1___________________________________________C3 Warwick Avenue 2___________________________________________E5 §Waterloo Á : μ 1

Waterloo & City line�Mondays - Fridays 0615 - 2148�Saturdays 0800 - 1830�Closed Sundays�___________________________________________

A2 Watford Ÿ Á : A___________________________________________B3 Wembley Central : 4___________________________________________B3 Wembley Park Ÿ Á : μ 4___________________________________________C2 West Acton Á : 3___________________________________________C3 Westbourne Park 2___________________________________________D3 West Brompton 2___________________________________________D7 Westferry μ 2___________________________________________A5 West Finchley : μ 4___________________________________________C8 West Ham μ 3___________________________________________B4 West Hampstead : 2___________________________________________B2 West Harrow : 5

D8 West India Quay μ 2___________________________________________D3 West Kensington 2___________________________________________D5 Westminster μ 1___________________________________________A1 West Ruislip Ÿ : 6___________________________________________D8 West Silvertown Á μ 3___________________________________________C7 §Whitechapel : 2

No Hammersmith & City line service�Whitechapel - Barking early morning or�late evening Mondays to Saturdays�or all day Sundays�___________________________________________

C3 White City : 2___________________________________________B3 Willesden Green Á : 2/3___________________________________________B3 Willesden Junction Á : μ 3___________________________________________F3 Wimbledon Ÿ Á : μ 3___________________________________________E3 Wimbledon Park 3___________________________________________A8 §Woodford Ÿ Á : μ 4


A6 Wood Green Á 3___________________________________________A5 Woodside Park Ÿ Á : μ 4

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This diagram is an evolution of the original design conceived in 1931 by Harry Beck · Poster 01.07�Correct at time of going to print, November 2006

Bermondsey

SouthwarkWaterloo East 400m

Chalfont &Latimer

Moor Park

NorthwoodNorthwoodHills

Pinner

Eastcote North Harrow

Maida Vale

Queen’s ParkKensal Green

Neasden

Dollis Hill

Willesden Green

Kilburn

WestHampstead

Swiss Cottage

St. John’s Wood

Finchley Road

Amersham

Ruislip Manor

Chesham

Chorleywood

Rickmansworth

Watford

Croxley

Harrow-on-the-Hill

PrestonRoad

Hillingdon Ruislip

Rayners Lane

West Harrow NorthwickPark Wembley

Park

Ealing Common

EalingBroadway

GreatPortland

StreetBakerStreet

Farringdon

Barbican

Moorgate

Aldgate

EustonSquare

ActonTown

TurnhamGreen

WestActon

EastActon

Shepherd’sBush

StamfordBrook

RavenscourtPark

Hammersmith

WestKensington

West Brompton

Fulham Broadway

Parsons Green

Putney Bridge

East Putney

Southfields

Wimbledon Park

Wimbledon

VictoriaSouthKensington

GloucesterRoad

Embankment

Blackfriars

MansionHouse

Temple

Cannon Street

Bank

Monument

BaronsCourt

Fenchurch Street

Whitechapelfor Shoreditch

TowerGateway

TowerHill

AldgateEast

Stepney Green

Mile End

BowRoad Bow

ChurchBromley-by-Bow

West Ham

Plaistow

Upton Park

East Ham

Becontree

DagenhamHeathway

Elm Park

Upney

DagenhamEast

Hornchurch

UpminsterBridge

Upminster

High StreetKensington

Bayswater

Kensal Rise Brondesbury

EdgwareRoad

St. James’sPark

SloaneSquare

Westminster

Barking

Latimer Road

Westbourne Park

Finchley Road& Frognal

Ladbroke Grove

Royal Oak

Shepherd’sBush

Goldhawk Road

West Ruislip

Greenford

RuislipGardens

SouthRuislip

Northolt

HangerLane

Perivale

NorthActon

WhiteCity

HollandPark

Paddington

Paddington

ChanceryLaneBond

StreetOxfordCircus

TottenhamCourt Road

St. Paul’sMarbleArch

Queensway

LancasterGate

BethnalGreen

Stratford

Leyton

Leytonstone

Snaresbrook

SouthWoodford

Woodford

Epping

Theydon Bois

DebdenLoughton

Buckhurst Hill

Redbridge

ChigwellRodingValley

Hainault

Fairlop

Barkingside

NewburyPark

Grange Hill

Wanstead GantsHill

Knightsbridge

Hyde ParkCorner

Green Park

PiccadillyCircus

LeicesterSquare

RussellSquare

Caledonian Road

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Barnsbury

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Homerton

HollowayRoad

Arsenal

Manor House

Turnpike Lane

Wood Green

Bounds Green

Arnos Grove

Southgate

Oakwood

Cockfosters

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ActonCentral

Waterloo

Morden

Colliers Wood Tooting Broadway

South Wimbledon

Tooting Bec Balham

Clapham South ClaphamCommon

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StockwellOval

Kennington

Borough

SouthActon

Old Street

Angel

GoodgeStreet

Euston

MorningtonCrescent

Camden Town

Chalk Farm

Regent’s Park

Belsize Park

Hampstead HampsteadHeath

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CanonburyHackneyCentral

HackneyWick

KentishTown West

CamdenRoad

Hendon Central

Colindale

BurntOak

Mill Hill East

High Barnet

Totteridge & Whetstone

Woodside Park

West Finchley

Finchley Central

East Finchley

Highgate

Archway

Tufnell Park

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CanadaWater

Canary Wharf

Elverson Road

Deptford Bridge

Harrow &Wealdstone

Kenton

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Canons Park

Queensbury

Kingsbury

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Stonebridge ParkHarlesden

Willesden Junction

Kilburn ParkWarwick Avenue

EdgwareRoad

BrondesburyPark

Marylebone

LambethNorth

Elephant & Castle

CharingCross

Covent Garden

Highbury &Islington

BlackhorseRoad

SevenSisters

WalthamstowCentral

TottenhamHale

FinsburyPark

Pimlico

Brixton

Wapping

Rotherhithe

Surrey Quays

New CrossNew Cross Gate

Vauxhall

Limehouse

Westferry

DevonsRoad

PuddingMill Lane

West IndiaQuay

Cutty Sarkfor Maritime Greenwich

Greenwich

Lewisham

Blackwall

EastIndia

Warren Street

Edgware

All Saints

Heron Quays

South Quay

Mudchute

Island Gardens

Shadwell

Gunnersbury

Richmond

Kew Gardens

Poplar

London Bridge

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Euston 200m

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Charing Cross 100m

Leicester Square 340m

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LiverpoolStreet

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Sudbury Hill

North Ealing

Park Royal

Alperton

Sudbury Town

Kensington(Olympia)

Earl’sCourt

Holborn

LondonCity

Airport

WestSilvertown

PontoonDock

Royal Victoria

Custom Housefor ExCeL London

Prince Regent

Royal Albert

Beckton Park

Cyprus

GallionsReach

Beckton

Canning Town

Golders Green

Brent Cross

Sudbury Hill Harrow150m

Crossharbour

ChiswickPark

South Ealing

Osterley

Northfields

Boston ManorHounslow

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HeathrowTerminals

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Hounslow Central

HounslowWest

HeathrowTerminal 4

Hatton Cross

Shoreditch

NottingHill Gate

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11.26 aankomst Waterloo station Met de metro naar Embankement overstappen naar Novotel London West Bagage achterlaten in hotel, OV kaart meenemen, lunch voor onderweg uit hotel13.00 vertrek uit hotel naar metrostation Hammersmith Hammersmith and City line > Bakerstreet Overstappen bij Bakerstreet > Jubilee line richting Stanmore Uitstappen van Jubilee line bij station Swiss Cottage14.00 Swiss Cottage Park, Gustafsen-Porter toelichting van Gustafson-Porter (Sybailla Hartel)15:00 Prime Rose Hill Regents park, John Nash, John Adey Repton Bureau bezoeken:17:00 tot 18:00 Groep A naar Gillespies (Stephen Richards)17:00 tot 18:00 Groep B naar J + L Gibbons LLP (Johanna Gibbons)

19:00 Hyde Park, Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain, toelichting van Gustafson-Porter (Neil Porter) Rose Garden, Colvin and Moggeridge

Diner op eigen gelegenheid

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GILLESPIES: DIRECTIONS

London Office:

Address: 8-11St.John’sLane,London

EC1M4BF

Tel: +44(0)2072532929

Fax: +44(0)2072533900

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.gillespies.co.uk

Based in Central London in Farringdon, our office is less than two minutes walk from Farrington Tube

Station.

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Farringdon Tube Station is just off Farringdon Road and takes you onto Cowcross Street as you leave. Exit the tube station, turn left and cross the road. Continue along Cowcross Street to the top of the road where the junction meets St. John Street and Charterhouse Street. Turn an immediate left back into St. John Street and continue, taking the first left which leads you onto St. John’s Lane. You will find No. 8-11 just along on the left hand side.

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The office is close to St. Paul’s Cathedral and St. Bart’s Hospital and Farringdon Road (A201) is easily accessible from here. Once you get onto Farringdon Road, turn into Cowcross Street which is the first turning on the left hand side coming from the South (A40 Holborn Viaduct). Continue to the top of Cowcross Street and turn an immediate left into St. John Street. The first turning on the left is St. John’s Lane where you will find 8-11 on the left hand side.

4 ByAir

From Heathrow Airport, the Heathrow Express train comes directly into Paddington. From Paddington take the tube to Farringdon and follow instructions for on foot from here.

Gillespies

GILLESPIES: DIRECTIONS

London Office:

Address: 8-11St.John’sLane,London

EC1M4BF

Tel: +44(0)2072532929

Fax: +44(0)2072533900

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.gillespies.co.uk

Based in Central London in Farringdon, our office is less than two minutes walk from Farrington Tube

Station.

4 ByTube/OnFoot

Farringdon Tube Station is just off Farringdon Road and takes you onto Cowcross Street as you leave. Exit the tube station, turn left and cross the road. Continue along Cowcross Street to the top of the road where the junction meets St. John Street and Charterhouse Street. Turn an immediate left back into St. John Street and continue, taking the first left which leads you onto St. John’s Lane. You will find No. 8-11 just along on the left hand side.

4 ByRoad

The office is close to St. Paul’s Cathedral and St. Bart’s Hospital and Farringdon Road (A201) is easily accessible from here. Once you get onto Farringdon Road, turn into Cowcross Street which is the first turning on the left hand side coming from the South (A40 Holborn Viaduct). Continue to the top of Cowcross Street and turn an immediate left into St. John Street. The first turning on the left is St. John’s Lane where you will find 8-11 on the left hand side.

4 ByAir

From Heathrow Airport, the Heathrow Express train comes directly into Paddington. From Paddington take the tube to Farringdon and follow instructions for on foot from here.

Gibbons, tubestation Arsenal of Highbury-Islington

Route dag 1 I Donderdag 7 juni I thema parken

1. Swiss Cottage Park, Gustafsen-Porter toelichting van Gustafson-Porter (Sybailla Hartel)2. Prime Rose Hill3. Regents park, John Nash, John Adey Repton4. Hyde Park, George Rennie5. Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain, toelichting van Gustafson-Porter (Neil Porter)6. Rose Garden, Colvin and Moggeridge

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Primrose Hill

Nestled between Camden Town and Regents Park and just over a mile from London’s West End - Primrose Hill has one of the loftiest vantage points over the city. Well known as a writer’s and artist’s enclave, the area is now popular with media stars who can often be seen strolling around the village

The Regents park, London

Hyde Park

Een park in Londen dat Hendrik VIII zich in 1536 heeft toegeëigend als jachtgebied. Voor 1536 was het bezit van Westminster Abbey. Het is een van de Royal Parks of London, en is eigendom van de Britse koninklijke familie.

Het park heeft een vierkante vorm en is 140 hectare groot. Het wordt omringd door het ruiterpad Rotten Row. In het midden ligt het Serpentine Lake, een slangvormig meertje waar in de zomer roeiboten, kleine zeilbootjes en soms zwemmers te vinden zijn. Het meer loopt door tot aan de aangrenzende Kensington Gardens. Ten zuiden hiervan ligt het monument voor Prinses Diana, een fontein in de vorm van een ovale ring van steen, die op 6 juli 2004 werd geopend. Er zijn nog diverse andere gedenktekens te vinden, het Holocaust Memorial en de Hudson Memorial. Op initiatief van Prins Albert werd in 1851 in Hyde Park de eerste Wereldtentoonstelling gehouden. Joseph Paxton bouwde Crystal Palace, een gebouw van staal en glas dat de inspiratiebron vormde voor het Amsterdamse Paleis voor Volksvlijt.

De Diana Herdenkingsfontein is een monument ter nagedachtenis aan Prinses Diana van Wales. De fontein ligt in de zuidwest gelegen hoek van het Hyde Park in Londen. De hoeksteen werd gelegd in september 2003 en het werd geopend op 6 juli 2004 door Koningin Elizabeth II. De fontein is ontworpen door Kathryn Gustafson, een Amerikaans landschapontwerper, en kostte 3.5 miljoen pond. De 545 aparte stukken van Cornisch graniet werden gesneden met behulp van een computeraangestuurde snijmachine, door S McConnell en Zn. uit Kilkeel, Noord-Ierland.

Hoewel het wordt beschreven als een stenen, ovale fontein, heeft het de vorm van een groot, ovaal stroombed van 50 bij 80 meter, dat wordt omringd door een groot grasveld. Binnen de ovaal ligt eveneens een uitgestrekt stuk gras. Het granieten stroombed is tussen de 3 en 6 meter breed, redelijk ondiep en geplaatst op een licht hellend deel van het park, zodat het water dat naar boven wordt gepompt, langs beide kanten omlaag stroomt. De ene kant daalt tamelijk snel, maar met zachte dalingen naar het einde. De andere kant heeft veel afstapjes, ribbels, bochten en andere vormen waardoor het water op een aparte manier naar het lager gelegen meertje stroomt. De twee kanten moeten de twee kanten van Diana’s leven voorstellen, zowel de gelukkige tijden als de beroerste.

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Planning dag 2 I Vrijdag 8 juni I thema grote projecten

08:00 vertrek uit hotel, metro naar09:00 NLA New London Architecture11:30 Information Centre Design for London 13:00 Metro naar Tower Hill13:30 Tower Hill and Tower Place Atrium, Townshend LA Tower Hill plaza, Alan Stanton14:00 Tower Bridge and Vertical garden, Gross max14:30 Pottersfieldpark, Southwark, Gross.max + Piet Odolf toelichting Gross Max 15:30 City Hall, ‘more london’, Townshend LA Bureau bezoeken:16:30 tot 17:30 Groep A naar EDAW (Juli Grot) 17:00 tot 18:00 Groep B naar Gustafsen-Porter (Neil Porter)

Diner op eigen gelegenheid

08 06 07Gustafson Porter

EDAW

Route dag 2 I Vrijdag 8 juni I thema grote projecten

1 Tower Hill, Tower Place Atrium, Tower Hill plaza2 St Katharina’s dock3 Tower Bridge and Vertical garden4 Pottersfieldpark 5 City Hall, ‘more london’

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New London Architecture

New London Architecture is a vital addition to the public debate about the future of London. The capital is undergoing a period of massive change and NLA is a place where everyone - professionals, politicians and public - can find out and get involved in what is happening to their city.

The NLA space is a centre for display as well as a centre for debate and for networ-king. It is where visitors to London can orientate themselves, where school children can learn about their environment, where communities can be consulted.

A permanent exhibition of a 1:1500 scale model of Central London, surrounded by a display showing a cross section of current building projects, is enhanced by a pro-gramme of temporary exhibitions addressing London issues.

New London Architecture is funded by companies and organisations that have an in-terest in promoting and improving the awareness of high quality design for the built environment in London to a professional and public audience.

New London ArchitectureThe Building Centre26 Store StreetLondon WC1E 7BTTel 020 7636 4044

Opening TimesMon to Fri 9am to 6pmSat 10am to 5pm Closed Sun Free admission

FacilitiesWheelchair access / Café / Bookshop

By Public TransportNearest underground stations are Tottenham Court Road, Goodge Street and Russell Square. NLA is also within easy walking distance from Euston Station and Charing Cross Station.

Tower of London, Tower bridge, Tower Hill en Tower Hill PlazaTower Hill was designed to accommodate the crowds visiting one of England’s most visited tourist sites: the Tower of London. The creation of a paved slope with expansive views of the Tower and the River Thames was a good idea. The abstract modern aesthetic has the virtue of treating the surroundings as the key visual and historic interest of the place.

The architect’s pitiless commitment to glass, cold steel and granite is questionable. One can see from Stanton William’s other work that they are minimalists. They love the immutable precision of hard materials - but Tower Hill would have had much more charm if, using the same geometry, a contextual choice of materials had been made. The planting is ornamental. When empty, the plaza has the terrifying greyness of a holocaust memorial. The plaza works well when hidden by the crowds on a busy summer afternoon. But in the blazing light of dawn the design looks better suited to a shopping centre in Luton than the most historic landscape in London. One day, we must all hope, water will be restored to the moat surrounding the tower - and the opportunity should then be taken to re-consider the design of Tower Hill Plaza. This is one of the most important historic sites in Europe and it should have a better landscape design.

The Future of St Katharine Docks

St Katharine’s Investments has plans to create the most desirable city-centre marinas in the world at St Katharine Docks and make it one of the best places to live, work and visit in London.

Following consultation with the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, the local com-munity, statutory consultees and other stakeholders, St Katharine’s Investments have submitted revised planning applications for listed building consent and conservation area consent for the Docks. With a new architectural approach for Devon House, along with improvements to a redeveloped Commodity Quay, these revised applicati-ons will have all the benefits of improved gateway entrances, boardwalks, public spa-ces, shops and restaurants as the previous applications submitted in December 2005.

Pottersfieldspark, southwark

The design consists of an intimate neighbourhood park facing Tooley Street which gradually opens up towards the river which stepped terraces. The neighbourhood park will be planted which a rich variety of herbaceous plants and grasses designed by Piet Oudolf of the Netherlands. Curved hedges will provide structure and rein-force the direction of the main path. The original alignment of boundary fence and park entrance would be retained and upgraded with new railings. Seats would be in-corporated and the existing gravestones displayed in a special feature. Other features include sculptural trellises with climbing plants.

The presence of the GLA building as seen from the park is softened up with a newly introduced grove of birch trees. A small kiosk is envisaged to provide facilities for park users and office workers. The large grassed area is stepped toward the river walk and allows for views towards Tower Bridge, The Tower of London and the City sky-line. This public frontage of the park contains a variety of special designed elements. A large strip of pavement with English Delftware pattern cuts through the grass and reflects upon the sites’ history. Europe’s largest picnic bench is positioned here to enjoy one of London’s most prominent views.

More LondonA new development on the south bank of the River Thames, immediately south-west of Tower Bridge in London. The southern exit is on Tooley Street. It includes the City Hall, a sunken amphitheatre called The Scoop, office blocks, shops, cafes, and a pedestrianized area containing open-air sculptures and water features, including fountains lit by coloured lights. There are frequently outdoor exhibitions and cultural events in More London, usually associated with City Hall. For most of 2005 there was a popular open-air exhibition of large environmental photographs called Earth from the Air.

09:00 vertrek uit hotel, metro naar Charing cross Station Vanaf daar lopen Trafalgar Square, Norman Foster Westminster Abbey Victoria Embankement Jubilee gardens, West 8 Royal Festival Hall Riverside Terrace, Gross Max(2006) Floor spaces round Festival Hall, Gross Max (2007) Festival Square, Riverlink Square, Queens Walk. Blackfriars Road, Martha Schwartz Tate modern omgeving en waterfront, Kienast, Voght Millenium bridge, Norman Foster St Paul’s Cathedral and St Paul’s Churchyard18.00 Avond vrij te besteden

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Trafalgar SquareNorman FosterLondon, UK, 1996-2003The transformation of Trafalgar Square represents the completion of the first phase of the World Squares for All Masterplan. The north side of the square has been closed to traffic, creating a broad terrace in front of the National Gallery and establishing a direct connection between the gallery and the heart of the square.

Leicester SquareGillespiesLondon, UK, 2004-2006As one of London’s most visited spaces and an important national icon, the re-design of London‘s Leicester Square is nationally significant. Gillespies‘ design response balances the preservation of the best historic elements whilst updating it for a more contemporary look and feel to make it more visually attractive. Modern technology supports the excellent design in greatly increasing the capacity and flexibility of the space.

Westminster AbbayNorman FosterLondon, UK, 1996-2003The transformation of Trafalgar Square represents the completion of the first phase of the World Squares for All Masterplan. The north side of the square has been closed to traffic, creating a broad terrace in front of the National Gallery and establishing a direct connection between the gallery and the heart of the square.

Victoria Embankment and Gardens in Londen

Victoria Embankment, LondonVoltooid in 1870 - een project van de Metropolitan Board of Works. De oorspronkelijke aanleiding was de noodzaak om Londen te voorzien van een moderne riolering. Een andere belangrijke overweging was om de drukte van The Strand en Fleet Street te verminderen. Het project hield in dat de rivier versmald moest worden. De constructie vereiste de aankoop en sloop van vele dure eigendommen langs de rivier. De tunnels werden gebouwd onder het Embankment. Op grondniveau zijn er niet alleen de nieuwe straten, maar ook twee mooie openbare tuinen. Een van deze grenst aan de regeringsgebouwen van Whitehall en de andere reikt van Hungerford Bridge tot Waterloo Bridge.

De tuinen hebben veel standbeelden waaronder een Monument voor civiel ingenieur Bazalgette. Het Victoria Embankment begint bij Westminster Bridge, net ten noorden van het Paleis van Westminster, en volgt de rivier naar het noorden, voorbij Hungersford Bridge, Waterloo Bridge, en eindigt bij Blackfriars Bridge.

The London Millennium Footbridge

is a pedestrian-only steel suspension bridge crossing the River Thames in London, England, linking Bankside with the City. It is located between Southwark Bridge (downstream) and Blackfriars Bridge (upstream). It was the first new bridge across the Thames in London since Tower Bridge in 1894 and it is owned and maintained by Bridge House Estates, a charitable trust overseen by the City of London Corporation.

The southern end of the bridge is near Globe Theatre, the Bankside Gallery and Tate Modern, the north end next to the City of London School below St Paul’s Cathedral. The bridge alignment is such that a clear view of St Paul’s south facade is presented from across the river, framed by the bridge supports, thus providing one of London’s most photogenic views of the cathedral.

Tate ModernThe former Bankside Power Station has been developed into the Tate Modern Art Gallery and a bridge built over the Thames to St Paul’s Cathedral. The area has become one of the foremost tourist destinations in London. But so much money was spent on the gallery conversion that hardly any was left for landscape design of the area between the the gallery and the river.

A fresh green space was designed (1999-2000) by the Kienast Vogt Partnership in association with Charles Funke Associates. But the expanse of bitumen macadam blacktop between the green space and the river is appalling. It is a disgrace to London. It is an insult to the city’s visitors.

St Paul’s Cathedral is een kathedraal gelegen op Ludgate Hill, in de Londense binnenstad, de City. Het is de zetel van de Anglicaanse bisschop van Londen. Het huidige gebouw stamt uit de 17e eeuw en is opgetrokken uit Portland-steen in de stijlen uit de late Renaissance en barok. De indrukwekkende koepel bereikt een hoogte van 108 meter, waardoor het gebouw de skyline van Londen lange tijd beheerste. De kathedraal is gebouwd in west-oostelijke richting. Het schip heeft drie kleinere kapellen in de aangrenzende zijbeuken: All Souls en St Dunstan’s aan de noordzijde en de kapel van de Order of St Michael and Saint George aan de zuidzijde.

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08:00 vertrek uit hotel, metro Station bagage in lockers09.00 Metro naar: Docklands lightrail West India Quay, J+L Gibbons LLP Royal Victoria Square, Docklands, EDAW Thames Barrier Park, Alain Provost (1995) Silvertown Quays en Pontoon Dock15.30 Terug naar het Station16.39 Vertrek met de Eurostar

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West India Quay is gebouwd op een brug in de Docklands.

De Docklands Light Railway (DLR)Een openbaarvervoernetwerk in het oosten van Londen. Hoewel de naam suggereert dat het om een lightrailnetwerk gaat, is het gebruik van die term discutabel. Vanwege de geheel vrije ligging van de lijn en daardoor dure en zware infrastructuur lijkt het eerder om een (lichte) metro te gaan. Het netwerk staat los van de London Underground, de “echte” Londense metro; wel kan op verschillende plaatsen worden overgestapt van de DLR op de tube. Een belangrijk kenmerk van de DLR is de automatische exploitatie, waardoor er geen bestuurder nodig is.

De DLR valt onder het gezag van Transport for London (TfL). De exploitatie van de DLR is door middel van een openbare aanbesteding gegund aan het bedrijf Serco. Het netwerk heeft een lengte van 31 kilometer en bedient 38 stations.

J & L GIBBONS LLP

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTUREURBAN DESIGN

WEST INDIA QUAY STATION PUBLIC REALM STRATEGYDOCKLANDS LIGHT RAILWAY LTD

The study promotes cultural activity and urban ecologies. The project includes improving connections andway-finding, clearing clutter, and proposing lighting and signage strategies. Implementation is likely to bestreamlined with 3 car structural upgrading of the Docklands Light Railway system.

J & L GIBBONS LLPSTUDIO A, 22 AUBERT PARK, LONDON N5 ITU

T 020 7226 1345F 020 7226 3337E [email protected]

© images copyright of J & L Gibbons LLP

PROJECT PROFILE

International inspiration for Silvertown Quays Silvertown Quays is a major mixed-use development planned alongside the impressive waterfront of the River Thames in East London. It is one of Europe’s largest regeneration projects providing new homes, offices, workspace, retail, leisure, entertainment and community facilities for all to enjoy. This significant development is a vital part of the Thames Gateway London initiative, being promoted by the UK Government, to revitalise this important area of the country with its close links to Europe.

An international development team is working closely with the local authority and community to unlock the potential of Silvertown Quays.

Pontoon DockA station on the Docklands Light Railway which opened in December 2005. It is located on the King George V branch. Trains run Westbound to Bank in the City of London and Eastbound to King George V, passing through the brand new London City Airport station.

The station is in the London Borough of Newham and is located in Travelcard Zone 3.

Royal victoria squareRoyal docks

EXTRA’S

Bronnen en literatuurlijst Londen:

- De stad en de haven, Han Meyer, Uitg Jan van Arkel, 1996- Garten + Landschaft, oktober 2006, London (www.garten-landschaft.de)- TOPOS 19, 23, 32, 35, 44, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58.- www.designforlondon.gov.uk- www.gardenvisit.com- www.urban.cccb.org- London’s Contemporary Architecture, Ken Allison, Architectural Press, Elsevier, 2006.

Websites verschillende bureau’s:

- www.gillespies.co.uk- www.gustafson-porter.com- www.edaw.co.uk- www.jlg-london.com- www.grossmax.com

EXTRA’S

Lyric Square, Hammersmith, Gross Max, uitgevoerd in 2004. What was once a dangerous and unpleasant road, Hammersmith Gore, is now the new Lyric Square in front of a regenerated theatre; a space which allows light and vibrancy to spill out form the surrounding buildings.

The hard landscape has been creatively designed in cream and Irish Blue limestone, detailed with a circle of black granite containing a cluster of twelve fountains, set flush into the ground. The landscape design has been complimented with plane trees, and ground lights, in stainless steel fittings, take the square through to a night-time space, enhancing the bespoke features, tree canopies and fountains.

This is a much-needed vibrant space and the quality of the workmanship enhances its importance in the development of the area.

Our Experience:

Paddington Basin, London

The past few years have seen major changes at Paddington Basin in the

form of new buildings and bridges, a renovated water space and a new

landscape setting.

In order to reach this point Gillespies took the original masterplan which addressed the wider space in which Paddington Basin is a part, and followed the recommendations in this to produce a detailed design for the Basin area. The public realm strategy addressed access routes from surrounding streets and made recommendations intended to set an appropriate character and quality benchmark. It also identified a range of uses for the public spaces.

The public realm strategy specifically makes allowances for the inclusion of three artist designed bridge crossing points, an amphitheatre to accommodate the influx of new business people, extensive timber pontoons, and the reclamation of the canal edges for walkways. Phase one of the development has been delivered and the rigorous implementation in particular has lead to a highly accessible space with award-winning bridges and a high quality landscape.

Client: Chelsfield and European Land

Design Team: GILLESPIES | Richard Rogers Partnership | Terry Farrell and Partners

Jestico and Whiles | Munkenbeck and Marshall

Capital Value: £�2m (external works)

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