Stoneydown Park Expansion

Built

Alexander Christie

Unloved former farmland at the edge of Stoneydown Park has been integrated into the park with a new perimeter fence, remodelled entrances and the addition of a wildflower meadow and native hedgerow.

NEW LONDON AWARDS 2021

Shortlisted in the PLACEMAKING Category

In collaboration with key local stakeholders, an unused and neglected area of land at the edge of Stoneydown Park has been transformed into a local asset for residents and wildlife.

A new perimeter fence with native hedging extends the existing park to the edge of Blackhorse Road while a new meadow creates a natural play space with informal seating that offers outside learning space for local schools. The public realm along Blackhorse Road has been refined with new surfacing, wayfinding, trees and seating creating a clearly defined pedestrian zone and a safe, welcoming entrance to the park.

Vote for this project in the 'People's Choice award. The voting deadline is 1 November 2021.

Project information

Status

Built

Borough

Waltham Forest

Size

1000 sq m

Estimated completion

June 2021

Location

64 Blackhorse Rd, London E17 6NH, UK