Meridian Water, Enfield

LDA Design Consulting Limited

The Meridian Water project involved the development of a strategic vision and delivery plan for the regeneration of brownfield and under-utilised employment land on the Lee Valley in Enfield, North London. The project is a very thoroughly worked through masterplan which establishes a strong proposal for a new low carbon urban neighbourhood based around the concept of causeway connecting land parcels, overcoming obstacles and providing connectivity. The plan is responsive to its context and capitalises on green and water infrastructure to provide a pleasant new area to live in. New connections into the wider Lea Valley are proposed promoting healthy living, biodiversity gain and flood management.The masterplan is due for adoption as SPD in January 2013 following final consultation.

Overview

Location

Location 

London

Category

Waterways and wetlands

Landscape Architect

LDA Design Consulting Limited

Client

London Borough of Enfield

Brief

To develop a robust and sustainable framework for the regeneration of the site and deliver up to 5000 new homes and revitalise and expand existing employment capacity to provide for 3000 new jobs.

Awards

London

Details

Project Team

Landscape architect: LDA Design. Planning. Economic viability: BNP Paribas. Traffic, transport, sustainable infrastructure: Atkins.

Local planning authority or government body

London Borough of Enfield

Year Completed

Project Size

Technical's

Planting

Materials

Contractors 

LDA Design Consulting Limited

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Location

London

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