Southall Great Streets
Delivering strategic improvements to public spaces and buildings throughout Southall.
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Context
DK-CM were lead designers for Southall Great Streets 2, delivering improvements to public spaces and buildings throughout Southall in a number of strategic regeneration projects, including new public spaces, community facilities, renovated commercial buildings and infrastructure.
Credits
- Client: London Borough of Ealing / Greater London Authority
- Value: £1.8m
- Dates: 2013-2017
- Collaborators: Europa, Project Centre, Urban Movement, Webb Yates
- Status: Completed
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