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Adaptive Retrofit — Humanising Infrastructure — Making better places — Architecture — Public Realm — Spatial Strategy — Creative Reuse — Urban Transformation — Decarbonisation —
Adaptive Retrofit — Humanising Infrastructure — Making better places — Architecture — Public Realm — Spatial Strategy — Creative Reuse — Urban Transformation — Decarbonisation —
Adaptive Retrofit — Humanising Infrastructure — Making better places — Architecture — Public Realm — Spatial Strategy — Creative Reuse — Urban Transformation — Decarbonisation —
Adaptive Retrofit — Humanising Infrastructure — Making better places — Architecture — Public Realm — Spatial Strategy — Creative Reuse — Urban Transformation — Decarbonisation —
Adaptive Retrofit — Humanising Infrastructure — Making better places — Architecture — Public Realm — Spatial Strategy — Creative Reuse — Urban Transformation — Decarbonisation —
Adaptive Retrofit — Humanising Infrastructure — Making better places — Architecture — Public Realm — Spatial Strategy — Creative Reuse — Urban Transformation — Decarbonisation —
Adaptive Retrofit — Humanising Infrastructure — Making better places — Architecture — Public Realm — Spatial Strategy — Creative Reuse — Urban Transformation — Decarbonisation —
Adaptive Retrofit — Humanising Infrastructure — Making better places — Architecture — Public Realm — Spatial Strategy — Creative Reuse — Urban Transformation — Decarbonisation —
Adaptive Retrofit — Humanising Infrastructure — Making better places — Architecture — Public Realm — Spatial Strategy — Creative Reuse — Urban Transformation — Decarbonisation —
Adaptive Retrofit — Humanising Infrastructure — Making better places — Architecture — Public Realm — Spatial Strategy — Creative Reuse — Urban Transformation — Decarbonisation —

Greater Cambridge Greenways— Cambridgeshire

Client(s)

Greater Cambridge Partnership

Collaborator(s)

JCLA / Fulkers / Maddison Graphic

The Greater Cambridge Partnership is looking to establish a high quality Greenway network of cycling routes from Local villages into Cambridge – the Greater Cambridge Greenways. The four partners: Cambridge City Council, Cambridgeshire County Council, South Cambridgeshire District Council and the University of Cambridge are the local delivery body for a City Deal with central Government investing in local infrastructure.

Overview diagram of the twelve Greenways connecting Cambridge and its surrounding communities produced alongside Maddison Graphic

The design team, comprising 5th Studio, with support from JCLA and Fulkers, has been appointed to prepare outline concept drawings for public consultation. There are twelve Greenways planned in total which will be delivered incrementally over the coming years.

The approach taken by the design team to scoping these routes has involved the team cycling the alternative options to experience the opportunities and constraints. This on the ground knowledge has been supplemented by our detailed knowledge of designing cycling infrastructure.

Initial concept designs have been developed concentrating on:

  • Key locations - crossings, moments of orientation/redirection,
  • A variety of common linear conditions through exploring a range of representative cross sections, and
  • The definition of a series of high-level landscape approaches for different sections of the broad route corridors.

More information can be found on the project's website here.

Illustrative view of the Waterbeach route passing through Milton Country Park
Illustrative view of the Comberton route passing through the woods
Overview diagram of the Haslingford greenway
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