Sutcliffe Park

Environment Agency National Environmental Assessment Service

The Quaggy River Flood Risk Management scheme adapted a number of public and private multifunctional green spaces linked by the Quaggy River in order to reduce flood risk and the potential impacts of climate change for 600 homes and businesses, and mor

Overview

Location

Location 

London Borough of Greenwich

Category

Landscape Architect

Environment Agency National Environmental Assessment Service

Client

Brief

Return of a culverted river back to its natural state, reduction of flood risk and potential impacts of climate change for local homes and businesses, and regeneration of district park.

Awards

London Borough of Greenwich

Details

Project Team

Project manager: Environment Agency
Flood risk management, environmental assessment, landscape architecture, conservation, biodiversity, planning, technical design: Environment Agency
Structural/civil engineer: Halcrow
Cost consultant: EC Harris
CDM coordinator: Halcrow

Local planning authority or government body

London Borough of Greenwich; London Borough of Lewisham

Year Completed

2007

Project Size

4.3km length of river, 35 ha

Technical's

Planting

Materials

Contractors 

Environment Agency National Environmental Assessment Service

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Location

London Borough of Greenwich

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