Imagine...

Can you imagine London as the world’s first National Park City? What might place-making for both human and non-human species look like? In partnership with Time Out London, London National Park City campaign is calling artists, designers, illustrators, cartographers, urbanists, film-makers, developers, architects and landscape architects to help Londoners visualise the capital’s future as a National Park City.
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The best entries will gain coverage across LNPC’s website and social media, and may also appear in Time Out magazine. Submissions may explore ideas with the potential to make an impact small or large, and embrace wide-ranging ways to help realise the London National Park City dream. The submission deadline for entries is Friday May 19th 2017, and entries may come from both individuals and teams.  

I am delighted to join an array of expertise on the jury, including author Will Self; Grant Associates founder, Andrew Grant; Urban Futures lead at Future Cities Catapult, Gemma Ginty; senior researcher at London College of Communication Dr. Alison Prendiville; Director of Sustainable Development, Buildings and Places at AECOM, Ben Smith; Director of the Black Environment Network, Judy Ling Wong CBE OBE; Director of the Thames Estuary Partnership, Pat Fitzsimons; and invertebrate zoologist and general ecologist Dr. Steve Head.

For entries details visit: http://www.nationalparkcity.london/imagine