Creating a sustainable city
Our aim is to support London's sustainable growth by helping to provide a high quality of life for Londoners. We are committed to making London a low carbon city and creating great spaces and places for Londoners to live and work.
We are targeting our investments through design led regeneration plans which combine environmental, housing and transport policies with the coordinated development of land and the improvement of public space. More...
Features
This seven south london towns housing intensification study shows how well-designed and well-planned new housing could help revitalise town centres. It uses different scenarios to illustrate the positive changes that planned, well-designed housing can bring.
The London Housing Design Guide commissioned by the LDA's Design for London, sets out the minimum design requirements that the Mayor will expect for all new publicly funded homes.
The New Urban Agenda sets our approach to housing, infrastructure, place-making and climate change.
A comprehensive toolkit for green leases to enable owners and occupiers to work together to reduce the environmental impact of real estate, produced with the help of leading property owners brought together by the LDA.
Events
FREE Seminar and Practical cost-focused carbon and sustainable design workshop for all business, design and environment managers.
New Urban Agenda: Cities and Citizenship Debate
21 Sep 2009
Cities and Citizenship: Surviving the 21st Century is the first in the New Urban Agenda Debate series, with a panel of international experts.
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