Barking Riverside

Team diary blog, documenting our journey through the Urban Development Project. Focus is on the re-development of Barking Riverside.

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Submerged science park - public use roof gardens over?
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Barking Riverside
We are University of Greenwich students, studying MA Landscape Architecture. Our team is composed of: Amy, Liz, Simon, Janelle, Toby and Irini. Please follow our journey, as we try to transform what is essentially a brownfield site, into a site of green regeneration, utilising sustainable energies, and creating a cohesive design that fuses elements imperative to a successful Urban design proposal.
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