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Peter appointed to Suffolk Design Review Panel
Peter has been appointed to the Suffolk Design Review Panel. The Panel is managed by Frame Projects on behalf of Suffolk County Council and local planning authorities in Suffolk. A significant theme of the panel is likely to be reviewing the design of major new energy infrastructure being proposed within the county. Read more ›
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Government-sponsored report on Cambridge's New Neighbourhoods is published
A review of Cambridge's new neighbourhoods has been published with support from the Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government. New Neighbourhoods in Cambridge looks back at the origins of the recent growth strategy for Cambridge that has made Cambridge the fastest-growing city in the UK while also winning eleven national housing design awards. It looks in particular at the role that ... Read more ›
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Peter features in 'Keynote Conversations'
Peter has been featured in 'Keynote Conversations', a book by Swedish urbanist Gustav Magnusson. The book comprises interviews with 100 'inspiring urban thinkers worldwide'. Peter talks particulaly about the importance of open and transparent engagement with local communities when major changes to a city are being contemplated, drawing on his experience with Cambridge Futures in 1998/9 and the Cambridge Growth ... Read more ›
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Peter to speak at a joint RIBA/RTPI conference on design
Peter will share his experience of chairing high profile design review panels at a joint RIBA/RTPI Eastern Region event on 10th July at PwC's offices in Cambridge. For more information and to book place click here. Read more ›
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Peter appointed Trustee of The Cambridge Room
Peter has been appointed a Trustee of The Cambridge Room, a charity that is promoting quality in the built environment through positive and innovative community engagement. The Cambridge Room is an initiative between the University of Cambridge's Department of Architecture and the Cambridge Association of Architects and has the support of Cambridge City Council and South Cambridgeshire District Council. Its ... Read more ›