INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS DAVID LOCK ASSOCIATES

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INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS DAVID LOCK ASSOCIATES

DAVID LOCK ASSOCIATES: Delivering bespoke strategies for planning, masterplanning and placemaking We are an independent town planning and urban design consultancy with a reputation for delivering successful, commercially aware projects at all scales. Our projects represent bespoke strategies born out of our extensive industry expertise, our flair for innovation and our focus on excellent design. They influence decision making and investment choices by the public and private sectors. At the strategic scale they help to deliver infrastructure, transform economies and evolve the geography of towns, cities and sub-regions. Our motivation is our desire to use our combined skills and experience in spatially-led planning, working collaboratively with trusted partners, to help deliver great and sustainable places where communities can grow and prosper. We have been based in Milton Keynes since our inception in 1988. Please get in touch if you would like to learn more about our unique offer. DAVID LOCK ASSOCIATES LTD. 50 North Thirteenth Street Central Milton Keynes MK9 3BP +44 (0) 1908 666276 mail@davidlock.com www.davidlock.com 2

INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS Today, 54% of the world s population lives in urban areas, a proportion that is expected to increase to 66% by 2050, with projections that future population growth could add another 2.5 billion to world cities by 2050. This growth will put huge strain on urban infrastructure and resources, and managing urban change on this scale will be a fundamental development challenge for the 21st century. Cities ability to respond to these challenges is of huge importance and they will need to anticipate change and future-proof their infrastructure investments if they are to continue to grow and prosper into the next century. Cities will need to be more responsive by adopting a more sustainable approach to growth, ensuring development and infrastructure are well planned and designed to serve the growing challenges of climate change, predicted population growth and globalisation. Alongside these strategic interventions it is also important that the systems that keep a city operating are designed to be highly resilient in order that a city can either avoid or minimise, through design, crippling disruption to its networks or be able to rapidly recover in the face of an adverse event. We combine urban planning, urban design and masterplanning, and work with other technical disciplines where required to ensure that we develop responsive solutions for these global challenges. We have the experience to work with organisations to put in place short to long-term strategies to support sustainable development. We have worked on a variety of international projects over the last 10 years bringing insight and technical input to a range of projects: in Nigeria, we critically reviewed the existing master plan for the centre of Abuja, and in China we prepared two master plans for the growth of two fast-growing cities. Our recent experience working alongside our sister company, Integrated Transport Planning, has recommended interventions for a range of cities in South East Asia responding to the Smart Cities Agenda. We also have offices in Australia which add a further geographical dimension to complement our international offer. Our strong team of professionals apply pragmatism and creativity in equal measure; combined with sound technical expertise, strong leadership of multi-disciplinary teams, commercial awareness and unabashed enthusiasm for what we do. Our offer is dynamic and focussed on high quality results. 3

CONCEPT FOR GROWTH IN CENTRAL CHINA CLIENT: WUHAN EAST LAKES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AND THE WUHAN PLANNING AND DESIGN INSTITUTE DLA was commissioned by the Wuhan East Lakes Development Corporation and the Wuhan Planning and Design Institute in Wuhan, Hubei province in Central China to prepare a conceptual master plan for a spectacular site characterised by lush mountains and huge lakes. This will see the future expansion of the city as part of a hightech development area, one of only two such areas designated by the Chinese national government. The area covers more than 800 sq km and will provide development land for more than 2 million people and a wide range of industrial and service businesses over the next 30 years. DLA also produced a transport plan with sister company Integrated Transport Planning which was key to the implementation strategy, using a high quality, flexible Bus Rapid Transit system to establish sustainable travel patterns before extensions to the metro system are completed. 4

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A NEW MASTER PLAN FOR GUIYANG HUAGUOYUAN CLIENT: GUIZHOU HONGYI REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT LTD DLA was appointed in 2011 by Guizhou Hongyi Real Estate Development Ltd to develop a 278ha master plan for Guiyang Huaguoyuan, at the heart of the Guizhou province in South Western China. The master plan s aim was to establish an important eco-leisure and tourism destination, anchored by a central business district, integrated with low carbon eco-neighbourhoods served by BRT and other sustainable transport modes. The design concept was firmly rooted in the site s natural character, using the mountains, water, and forest as key structuring elements. The overall scale of development is over 12 million square metres with a target population of 450,000 residents. DLA worked with an experienced consultant team including Arup and Jones Lang LaSalle. 6

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LIMHAMN HARBOUR MALMO CLIENT: DLA NORDIC David Lock Associates worked alongside its sister company in Bergen to develop a regeneration strategy for Limhamn harbour area which is located close to Malmo. The strategy looked at how the areas of land reserved for boat storage could be rationalised into mutli-decked storage facilities at an alternative location which would allow for the redevelopment and remodelling of the waterfront area. The work was developed in close liaison with developer Otto Magnusson to ensure the vision was viable and was presented to the local authority who are keen to maintain the momentum of development within the area. 8

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CENTRAL AREA OF ABUJA, NIGERIA CLIENT: INTER DESIGN PARTNERSHIPS At the invitation of the Honourable Obong Victor Attah (Former Governor for the Akwa Ibom State of Nigeria), DLA was invited to host a workshop at its offices in Milton Keynes to a party of visiting dignitaries from the Nigerian capital, Abuja. The one day event included a tour of Milton Keynes to explain the growth of the city over 40 years and discussions about creating attractive urban spaces, guiding investment and accommodating a flexible approach to delivering the infrastructure. DLA was subsequently invited to work in conjunction with Inter Design Partnerships, at the request of the Minister for Abuja, to review the Albert Speer and Partners (AS+P) master plan for the Abuja central area that had been produced in June 2008. DLA, in association with Inter Design Partnerships, identified a series of important interventions that could enhance the AS+P master plan. These included a more varied approach to designing the boulevards and the reintroduction of a pedestrianised area along the main spine of the central area, in addition to an increase in active areas. DLA provided an Executive Summary to advise the Minister for Abuja on the emerging technical issues related to the required changes to the master plan and the necessary infrastructure. This included implementation strategies and marketing inward investment, to more discrete masterplanning projects such as design coding and tall building studies. These are vital in ensuring that developers and investors deliver and do not frustrate the implementation of the long-term vision. 10

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NEWCASTLE SMART CITY FROM VISION TO REALITY CLIENT: CITY OF NEWCASTLE David Lock Associates (Australia), supported by David Lock Associates (UK) led a team to develop a Smart City Strategy for the City of Newcastle based on a strong evidence base, leading practice and innovation, and input from the international Newcastle Smart Cities Reference Panel, and collaborative engagement with Council, key stakeholders, and the Newcastle Communities. This Strategy is being informed and directed by Newcastle City Council s Community Strategic Plan Newcastle 2030 which has a vision for Newcastle to be a smart, liveable and sustainable city. The Strategy, designed to be a four year framework, identified the key priorities and actions to be delivered by the council in its commitment to leading Newcastle s transition to a Smart and Innovative City. 12

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SCOPING CITY INTERVENTIONS IN SOUTH EAST ASIA CLIENT: THE FOREIGN & COMMONWEALTH OFFICE In 2015, the UK government announced the creation of a 1.3 billion cross-government Prosperity Fund, in order to help promote economic growth in developing countries. The fund will provide expertise and technical assistance to promote economic reforms and remove barriers to trade, strengthen policy capacity and build strong institutions and develop sectors such as infrastructure, energy, finance, education and healthcare. These reforms are expected to contribute to poverty alleviation as well as create opportunities for international and UK business. In October 2016, the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) commissioned Integrated Transport Planning and DLA to undertake a scoping study to assess the potential for a South East Asia Cities programme. This required detailed research to identify and match UK capability with market demand and needs in South East Asia, and develop a set of interventions as part of an urban development offer. ITP and DLA recommended interventions in 13 cities, which ranged from strategic implementation, capacity building, masterplanning, climate change mitigation, to transport and land use planning. These recommendations were then used by the FCO to inform bids for funding from the Prosperity Fund at the end of March 2017. 14

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THE BREADTH OF OUR SERVICES We work with public and private sector clients of all sizes to create deliverable planning strategies and successful master plans which in turn secure robust permissions and guide high quality development on the ground. The breadth of our services includes all core planning and masterplanning activities, and is enhanced by a wide range of associated skills which enable us to produce project specific outputs. Town Planning Strategic planning Planning strategies Site promotion & advocacy Outline, detailed and reserved matters applications Environmental statements S106 monitoring Consultation strategies and stakeholder engagement Planning application management including team coordination Viability assessments & development advice Masterplanning & Urban Design Strategic spatial strategies Masterplanning Development Frameworks and Parameter Plans Site layouts Design & Access Statements Design codes & site briefs Phasing strategies Communication & Mapping Graphic Design AutoCAD GIS 3D illustration and visualisations 3D printing Drone imagery 16

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