Shortlisted for the LFA Find Fitzrovia Competition.
EGY has been shortlisted for the London Festival of Architecture's Find Fitzrovia competition, progressing to Round Two with a wayfinding scheme developed with Art Streets.
Blog
The Great Reclamation: Rethinking London’s Streetscapes
EGY reflects on The Great Reclamation, a talk by LDA Design's Sophie Thompson at Temple Bar on rebalancing London's streets away from traffic dominance.
Are we on the path to better SuDS?
EGY joined Lewis Hubbard Engineering for a roundtable on SuDS and the planning system - agreeing on the problem, but finding a different route to the solution.
Keri Trimmer appointed to Merton’s Design Review Panel.
EGY Co-Founder Keri Trimmer has been appointed to Merton's Design Review Panel, advising on the design quality of major developments across the borough.
Sustainable City Summit
EGY attended the Sustainable City Summit, where City of London leaders explored district heating and climate-resilient placemaking on the path to net zero by 2040.
Inside Peckham’s Cultural Quarter.
EGY joined Place Collective UK at Copeland Park and the Bussey Building, two anchors of Peckham's Cultural Quarter built through patience rather than a masterplan.
The Festival of Place. Why we keep going back.
EGY returned to the Festival of Place at Boxpark Wembley - one of the few events in the built environment calendar that still feels genuinely energised.
Standing up for clean water. The Surfers Against Sewage Paddle-Out.
EGY joined Surfers Against Sewage's UK-wide Paddle-Out Protests, standing with campaigners for an end to sewage pollution in Britain's rivers and seas.
The Big Swing Build. The Gattons Infant School
The EGY Trust helped The Gattons Infant School bring a long-held dream to life - a six-seater hexagonal swing set already bringing joy and movement to playtime.
Reflections from Bradford. With The Place Collective UK.
EGY joined The Place Collective UK’s Field Trip to Bradford, gaining valuable insights into the city’s impressive journey of cultural regeneration ahead of its City of Culture 2025 status. The visit reinforced the importance of exploring place first-hand to inform more inclusive, sustainable, and community-led design solutions.
