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Health, Wellbeing & Place
29 Nov 2018
Cardiff
FitzPark is a temporary installation that has transformed a delivery bay on a busy, urban street into a pop-up park. The parklet promotes the delivery of temporary public-realm installations quickly and cost effectively to inspire new sustainable streetscape design, aligning with the London Mayor’s ‘Healthy Streets’ approach.
A pre and post evaluation study of FitzPark revealed success in achieving:
Emily Woodason is a senior Landscape Architect at the design, engineering and consultancy firm Arup. She has 10 years’ experience working on a variety of projects in the UK and internationally from high level strategic planning through to technical detailed design. Through this she has developed an ability to resolve urban problems at a depth of levels and with an understanding of the entire build cycle
Romy Rawlings is a Chartered Landscape Architect and UK Business Development Manager for Vestre, a Norwegian manufacturer of street furniture. Romy’s 25-year career has been based in the landscape sector, with the last decade being spent predominantly with manufacturers. Romy is a Green Flag judge, an Ambassador for the Landscape Institute, member of the LI’s Digital Practice working group and Chair of their Diversity & Inclusivity working group.
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