London's Arcadia Project has published its proposals for the Thames landscape online in a number of documents, divided into urban projects and rural projects.

Urban projects include town centre riverfronts and promenades, various gardens along the Thames, such as the Gothic site, towpaths through St Margarets and Marble Hill, and a management plan for the various islands in the Arcadian view from Richmond Hill, including Eel Pie and Corporation Islands.

The pastoral projects include the commons, woods and fields of Petersham and Ham, Radnor Gardens, avenues of trees on Ham Lands and the more rural towpaths.

See our earlier article: Floodscape and landscape

Responses to the proposals should be sent to the consultation manager, Bridget Clements.

To view the proposals, see London's Arcadia website

Monday, August 23, 2004

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