
The challenge was to propose ways of connecting the parks, gardens and walkways into a coherent and exciting green trail, from Vauxhall Park and the Pleasure Gardens, north to Lambeth Palace and beyond.
Overview
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Project Name
Vauxhall Promenade of Curiosities
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Location
Vauxhall, London
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Category
Brownfield, commercial and industrial
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Landscape Architect
J & L Gibbons LLP
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Client
Vauxhall One
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Brief
During a time of large scale investment, with development schemes along Albert Embankment, Battersea Power Station and the new Damien Hirst gallery the study seized the opportunity to face up to the challenge of vehicular traffic and hard landscaping, disconnected places and railway arches to create vibrant green links and strong urban connections. The framework proposals are biased towards more sustainable forms of transport, championing sustainable urban drainage and greening in an area with limited access to nature.
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Awards
Shortlisted for an LI Award 2015
Details
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Project Team
Landscape Architects: J&L Gibbons with erect architecture Cost Consultant: Artelia Ecology: Ecology Consultancy Ltd
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Local planning authority or government body
London Borough of Lambeth
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Year Completed
0001
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Additional Information
This project is an exemplar of best practice for regeneration where layers of landscape history have been reinterpreted in a contemporary way to help transform an urban environment dominated by vehicular traffic and sealed surfaces into vibrant urban quarter where pedestrians feel comfortable and porosity is embedded in new landscape infrastructure.