Sustainability in Urban Design

The Landscape Institute’s survey of members earlier this year reported that 73% of respondents have successfully influenced clients or employers to consider climate change issues and 78% felt that clients and employers recognise the need to adapt or respond to those issues.

But how to make it tangible?  What are the most important issues to get right?  And how best to sift the solutions and the products for the best results?

Streetscene, the centrepiece of next year’s Cityscape which takes place on 26 – 28 February at London’s Earls Court, brings sustainability in urban design to life, and underlines the importance of quality public space in supporting successful and sustainable places. 

Designed by landscape architects, Whitelaw Turkington and constructed by Skanska McNicholas, Streetscene will be the largest indoor representation of the public realm in the UK;  a stimulating display that underlines the importance of quality public space in supporting successful and sustainable places.

Also at Cityscape:

• Over 75 FREE seminars including dedicated programmes for sustainable communities & sustainable places, water management and building a better public realm. 
• The biggest annual exhibition of products and services for urban design and the management and maintenance of the public realm.
• Exciting new events – Cityscape’s Change your perspective series invites well-known figures to take a different, challenging and often controversial stance on design, architecture and the built environment.  Includes Janet Street-Porter on Buildings to inspire and Boris Johnson on Greening London
• Environmental Street Furniture (ESF) will be exhibiting see us at Stand C103 along with our partners MMCite.

Entry to Cityscape, Streetscene, all the seminars and special events is free.  Visit www.cityscapelondon.co.uk for your free invitation.