Director Mike Wells participated as panellist and workshop facilitator at the second away day of the Stirling Prize winning architectural practice, Howard Tompkins. The aim of the away day was to discuss practice achievements and further shape the agenda and direction of the practice to address the major issues and challenges of the current era. The day was chaired by the Sustainability editor of the Architects' Journal Hattie Hartman and facilitated and organised by Diana Dina HT's head of Sustainability and Regenerative Design. It was a very good and stimulating day with an amazing group of people together for the first time en masse since lockdown.
The practice is proud to have helped realise the Centenary Quay Development for Crest Nicholson from concept stage through to delivery and monitoring – almost 15 years of collaboration.
A fly through featuring some (by no means all) of the landscape and ecological interventions can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBm1pTNA8n0
In a new article published on The Nature of Cities website (17 August 2021), Lincoln celebrates the fabulous variety of bird species found along the Bath River Line and highlights the opportunities for city dwellers to connect with their local wildlife.
See Lincoln's article 'Auto-rewilding Birdlife Along the Bath River Line' now at: https://www.thenatureofcities.com/2021/08/17/auto-rewilding-birdlife-along-the-bath-river-line/
We are happy to report that the much-revised Second Edition of the Handbook of Urban Ecology has now been published by Routledge. Director Dr Mike Wells and Associate Director Dr Lincoln Garland have jointly authored two chapters in this edition as follows:
Chapter 60. Urban ecological design - towards an holistic interdisciplinary vision.
Chapter 78. Native planting versus non-native planting: the state of the debate.
Further information is available at:
https://www.routledge.com/The-Routledge-Handbook-of-Urban-Ecology/Douglas-Anderson-Goode-Houck-Maddox-Nagendra-Tan/p/book/9781138581357