Introduction

Streets and Public Realm

Design codes for streets, public realm and open space

Introduction

Successfully designed streets facilitate all types of movement whilst creating safer and more attractive places for people to move through and congregate. Improved walking routes make short journeys on foot a more attractive option and make connecting to public transport easier and safer for all. Local context is important, each street or space needs to be considered individually and there is no one size fits all solution meaning different designs will be appropriate depending on the location.

All street and public realm case studies

Abode, Cambridge

Abode, Cambridge by Proctor and Matthews / BBUK Studio Limited for Countryside Properties Timber cladding, gable ends, a pedestrian focused public realm and generous planting

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Wellington Place, Leeds

Wellington Place, Leeds by DLG, Arup, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios Architects (FCBS), Carey Jones and Gillespies, Martha Schwartz (Landscape) Wellington Place marks an important part

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Egham Gateway

Egham Gateway master plan by Allford Monaham Morris Egham Gateway is a new mixed use development in the Runnymede borough of Surrey. Four mixed use

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New Road, Brighton

New Road, Brighton by Gehl Architects and Landscape Projects The modified street re-opened in 2007, with a shared granite surface with no delineation between the

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London Design District

London Design District by various Design District is London’s first permanent, purpose-built workspace for the creative industries. 16 buildings by eight pioneering architects, one minute

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Permeable paving options