Thank you for sharing your views on the A21 Development Strategy
Between November 2020 and January 2021, we asked for your views on developing the area around the A21 using this website.
OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 2021 CONSULTATION: A Consultation on the Draft A21 Development Framework was launched on 14 October 2021 and is open to comments until 12 November 2021. Please click on the link above to respond to this consultation.
About the project
Dynamic Proposal
How to support sustainable transport and Movement
How to build at an appropriate scale
How to take care of green spaces and water courses
How to respond to the climate emergency
How to celebrate the social life of the street
How to celebrate local character and learn from the past
Virtual Town Hall Presentation
Do you think your neighbourhood is a 15-Minute Neighbourhood?
Virtual Town Hall 8th Dec
Please join us for a questions and answers session on the A21 Development Strategy on 8th December at 7pm.
The 15-Minute Neighbourhood approach
From previous Lewisham Consultations for areas within the A21 Development Strategy study area we understand the need to address the quality of the public realm, including the air quality, safer and better cycling and walking routes, improved crossings, increased greening, better public transport, more community facilities, particularly for older and younger residents and access to culture and fun.
About the A21 Development Strategy
The aim of the development strategy is to set out an approach for how and where much needed housing and genuinely affordable housing can be built along the length of the A21.
Virtual Town Hall 10th Dec
Please join us for a questions and answers session on the A21 Development Strategy on 10th December at 1pm.
News
Meet the team
Lewisham Council is leading the development of a draft plan for the A21 corridor. The Council will use data from this Commonplace to help shape its local planning.
The team is led by muf architecture/art working closely with the following sub-consultants to deliver a Strategy for the short, medium and long-term development of the A21:
muf (Public Realm Design)
Cathy Hawley (Sustainable Housing)
HTS Engineers (Transport / Civil Engineering)
Robert Bray Associates (Landscape Design / SuDs)
Hatch Regeneris (Economic Assessment Consultants)
Greengage (Environmental Consultants)
Authentic Futures (Heritage Consultancy)
MUF will use data from this Commonplace to help shape its local planning. It will share anonymised data with it's sub-consultants.
Proposals
Have your say and help us shape the future of your community
HAVE YOUR SAY
How to support sustainable transport and Movement
How to build at an appropriate scale
How to take care of green spaces and water courses
How to respond to the climate emergency
How to celebrate the social life of the street
How to celebrate local character and learn from the past
Virtual Town Hall Presentation
Do you think your neighbourhood is a 15-Minute Neighbourhood?
Virtual Town Hall 8th Dec
Please join us for a questions and answers session on the A21 Development Strategy on 8th December at 7pm.
The 15-Minute Neighbourhood approach
From previous Lewisham Consultations for areas within the A21 Development Strategy study area we understand the need to address the quality of the public realm, including the air quality, safer and better cycling and walking routes, improved crossings, increased greening, better public transport, more community facilities, particularly for older and younger residents and access to culture and fun.
About the A21 Development Strategy
The aim of the development strategy is to set out an approach for how and where much needed housing and genuinely affordable housing can be built along the length of the A21.
Virtual Town Hall 10th Dec
Please join us for a questions and answers session on the A21 Development Strategy on 10th December at 1pm.
Team
Team Catford on behalf of Lewisham Council is supporting the Council’s appointed architect team - Studio Egret West and Carl Turner Architects - with engagement on the framework plan.
Lewisham Council is leading the development of a draft plan for the A21 corridor. The Council will use data from this Commonplace to help shape its local planning.
The team is led by muf architecture/art working closely with the following sub-consultants to deliver a Strategy for the short, medium and long-term development of the A21:
muf (Public Realm Design)
Cathy Hawley (Sustainable Housing)
HTS Engineers (Transport / Civil Engineering)
Robert Bray Associates (Landscape Design / SuDs)
Hatch Regeneris (Economic Assessment Consultants)
Greengage (Environmental Consultants)
Authentic Futures (Heritage Consultancy)
MUF will use data from this Commonplace to help shape its local planning. It will share anonymised data with it's sub-consultants.