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We advised Tower Hamlets Council on how to maximize economic benefits flowing from the Isle of Dogs, an office market of global significance that has been the focus of recent transport investment. Our employment land review made several suggestions.
This new multi-stream headquarters for the London Electric Vehicle Company would house everything from research and development to marketing, but there was concern that its chosen location would trigger a new environmental impact assessment.
From initial ground investigation studies through to detailed infrastructure design, we've contributed to the design of a new development south of Banbury complete with community facilities, green space, and a village centre.
When the Longshot Lane Household Waste Recycling Centre’s services were being overwhelmed by population expansion in the Bracknell communities, we reviewed the site and proposed solutions to reduce traffic congestion in and around the site.
Upon completion, this development will provide needed new housing for the area, create new jobs, and deliver vital investment in services and infrastructure in the community.
The carefully considered design of Lucent W1 introduces natural light, a micro-climate, and over 600 native plants. This combination of light and nature will create a vibrant, collaborative environment for employees.
The Lukely Brook is designated as a Heavily Modified Water Body. Southern Water Services engaged Stantec to design fish passage enhancement structures to help upgrade the brook to good ecological potential and satisfy Environment Agency requirements.
Collaborating with other architects, Stantec designed the new Lyde Green School—helping South Gloucestershire Council meet its zero carbon goal with a school that meets Passivhaus standards for energy efficiency and a low carbon footprint.
Relying on our Community Engage® digital solution to connect with the client, regulators, and public, we were able to deliver the M3 Junction 9 redesigns during COVID-19 restrictions. These updates will reduce traffic congestion along the corridor.
Reading Borough Council appointed our team as project manager and designer on the £65 million scheme to improve traffic conditions for all users of the very bottlenecked Junction 11 on the M4.