Turley

Turley is a full service national planning and development consultancy.

Our Planning expertise is complemented by Design, Development Viability, Economics, EIA, Expert Witness, Heritage and Townscape, Landscape and VIA, Strategic Communications and Sustainability services. All services can be provided together or individually.

We help clients achieve good growth in all jurisdictions in the UK and Ireland from our locations in major cities and growth areas.

Our teams are experts in their fields; they shape better places and achieve success for our clients. We work across all major built environment sectors and advise on projects of all scales and complexities ranging from a change of use to a multi-phased mixed use development or delivering specialist or innovative residential products. We have a strong track record across the London Boroughs and established good relationships with the GLA.

As a leading consultant in the Industrial and Logistics sector (and NLA programme champion) as well as advising on a wide range of other development types, we work with national and regional developers and investors across London, the South-East and the rest of the UK and Ireland to secure planning permissions for high quality and innovative developments (including co-location masterplans), as well as providing leading advice on green and sustainable growth, economic assessments and social value initiatives. We pride ourselves on thought leadership to help support the industry and public sector in developing progressive planning, economic and environmental policy.

Contributors Sorted by recent

Catriona Fraser

Christopher Schiele

Contact Details

Turley
Lacon House

84 Theobald’s Road

London WC1X 8NL

Tel: 020 7851 4010
Web: www.turley.co.uk

Projects Sorted by recent

London 2012 Water Polo Arena

Built

A 5,000 seat capacity venue, the Water Polo Arena sat within a unique development of architecture, infrastructure and landscape with the purpose of providing a platform for the London 2012.

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Blackfriars Almshouse Development, London SE1

Planning Granted

Exemplary development of 62 contemporary almshouses for older Londoners in need, a 22,500 sqm flexible workspace, community space & public gardens which link Blackfriars Road to the emerging Low Line.

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Garden Square Apartment

Built

A Grade II Listed property, where the modern insertions are cut away to reveal the historic fabric, providing a minimal and elegant aesthetic and optimizes the use of space, light and materials.

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Cambridge House - Birkbeck, University of London

Built

A dynamic new landmark Teaching & Learning Centre for Birkbeck, University of London in a prominent location on London’s Euston Road.

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216-220 Blackfriars Road

Proposed

A sustainable development of 62 almshouses, 22,500sqm of flexible workspace and 950sqm of landscaped gardens on Blackfriars Road for Southwark Charities.

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1-5 London Wall

Planning Granted

Refurbishment and extension of the 1-5 London Wall Buildings. A significant grouping of Grade II Listed Edwardian buildings forming one quarter of Finsbury Circus in the City of London.

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Peel Place

Planning Granted

A key development as part of the South Kilburn masterplan in Brent, Peel Place delivers 308 homes (40% affordable), a new health centre, retail, gym & creative hub, all surrounding a new public square

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Imperial Street - Phase 3

Proposed

Imperial Street in Bromley-by-Bow will form part of the most important regeneration schemes in East London since the Olympics.

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EMD Walthamstow

Proposed

Our proposals on behalf of Waltham Forest Council restore the historic and Grade II* EMD cinema on Hoe Street to a live performance venue with a focus on comedy and community.

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The Kantor Centre of Excellence

Built

The first centre of excellence for children & young people’s mental health in England, bringing together the best in research, policy & practice for the Anna Freud Centre & the Pears Family School.

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