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Thank you for your interest in 2016’s Place Alliance Urban Design Summer School! Enrolment for this event is now closed.
You can register your interest for 2017’s Summer School by sending us an email with the subject “Place Alliance Summer School 2017”.
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CORE SUPPORTERS MEETING
13th September 2016 @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Room LG01 - Bartlett School of Planning - Central House, Upper Woburn Place
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Place Alliance Summer School (postponed from July)
15th September 2016 - 17th September 2016
University College London, Gower St, Kings Cross, London WC1E 6BT, UK
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STAMP Exploring the Thames in Shad Thames - FREE!
24th September 2016 @ 10:30 am - 6:00 pm
Cluttons, 36 Horselydown Lane (corner Shad Thames), SE1 2LN
8 September 2016 – Place Alliance wins the RTPI Awards for Research Excellence
16 May 2016 – Place Alliance Press Release
Key built environment organisations tell Greg Clark the ‘stand out’ recommendations from “building better places”
THE PLANNER 29/06/2016
In search of harmony: An interview with Matthew Carmona
From protecting public rights in private spaces to ensuring ‘permission in principle’ preserves local character, Matthew Carmona is determined to reconcile public interest and private gain in well-designed places and spaces, finds David Blackman.
URBAN DESIGN MATTERS
A regular blog by Prof. Matthew Carmona of The Bartlett School of Planning on urban design issues in the UK and internationally. Latest