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5th August 2021Eric Reynolds of Urban Space Management talks to Peter Murray of NLA about his approach to regeneration and the delays inherent in large scale master planning. More
Eric Reynolds of Urban Space Management talks to Peter Murray of NLA about his approach to regeneration and the delays inherent in large scale master planning. More
The damage that we do to ourselves and the environment by continuing on the throw away, everything is disposable track, whether cheap, one wear fashion or needlessly demolishing existing buildings is at last coming into focus. More
Urban Space Management (Container City™) installed new studios on the rooftop of the Main Stores building at Trinity Buoy Wharf. More
A new eco-friendly market in Camden built out of 88 recycled shipping containers opened today. Designed by architect Eric Reynolds, one of the original pioneers of Camden Market in the 1970s, the entire 26,000 sq ft three-storey Buck Street Market claims to be zero-plastic. More
The project is part of Lendlease’s £1.5bn Smithfield regeneration project which aims to be a “new destination in the heart of the city centre” with cultural and leisure attractions as well as a retail and housing. More
Urban Space Holdings Group is looking to recruit a bookkeeper to join the finance team. The group operates in a variety of industries including property management, events, construction and boat building. More
A new shipping-container market is set to open in Camden Town, revamping the market-stall site on Buck Street. More
Our Container City™ team has been commissioned to design and build a new shipping container scheme for Buck Street (Camden Market), located next to Camden Town Underground station. More
“Drawing lies at the heart of all industry. It is about doctors, cartographers and the workmen who paint lines onto our roads; it is not just about art schools and Rembrandt.” Stephen Farthing RA, speaking at the launch of the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2019 More
"We went this evening to see a film about Trinity Buoy Wharf which I strongly recommend if and when it is shown more widely." More