World-class retail destination reinvigorated
Redevelopment of the block known as K1 in Knightsbridge is nearing completion, after plans were approved to transform one of the world’s most prestigious shopping locations.
- All
- Climate Change
- Development Planning
- Education
- Employment
- Flood Risk
- Healthcare
- Infrastructure Design
- Land Drainage
- London Eye
- Mixed Use
- News
- Residential
- Retail
- Sports & Leisure
- Sustainable Drainage Systems
- Transport Planning
- Travel Planning
- Viewpoint
- Water neutrality
Balancing competing needs for urban office first
Development on constrained, inner-city sites can accentuate the need to balance competing requirements. The priorities of the property developer, planning authority, Transport for London (TfL), future users and the local community all need to be satisfied, for successful execution of the project to deliver value to its myriad stakeholders. In a recent commission, the added
Motion’s latest movers and shakers
To help even more clients turn their plans into reality, the Motion team was significantly expanded during 2021. The company continued to demonstrate its commitment to graduate development by appointing Andrew Nock and George Ratcliffe as Assistant Transport Planners. Anna Mitchell also joined the transport planning team on a student work placement.
Making sense of water neutrality
Developers wishing to build in the Sussex North Water Supply Zone may be required to produce water neutrality statements for new residential schemes. Motion Director, Neil Jaques, is currently advising several clients about this latest challenge.