Planning’s Latest: National Model Design Codes

Talk

Thursday 10 March 2022
08:30 - 09:30

The NPPF makes clear that all local planning authorities should prepare design guides or codes consistent with the principles set out in the National Design Guide and National Model Design Code, and which reflect local character and design preferences.

What will the National Model Design Codes mean for the changing faces of our cities, towns and local areas? London prides itself in being both architecturally and culturally diverse, good design can’t be ‘one size fits all’. Could the adoption of these Design Codes result in a homogenous urban landscape – and what would those challenges be? What have been the results so far of the first tried examples?

During this NLA Breakfast Talk on Zoom we will hear from councils, architects and planners who are currently working both as a part of the National Model Design Codes pilot scheme and who are conducting preparatory work for the National Model Design Codes with individual councils.

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Jane_Manning-Allies_Morrison.pdf
Matias_Piazza-Tara_Gbolade.pdf
Sarah_Allan-DLUHC.pdf

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Speaker biographies

Peter Murray OBE

Co-Founder, NLA

Head of Architecture, Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities

Co-Founder & Director, Gbolade Design Studio

Assistant Director for Strategic Development and Old Kent Road Regeneration, London Borough of Southwark

Senior Urban Designer, Farrells

Director, Allies and Morrison

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