Bow Churchyard
A place to pause in the heart of the Square Mile. Phase 1 brings new seating and planting to a historic churchyard. Phase 2 adds a raingarden, wayfinding, and a new entrance from Cheapside.

A place to pause in the heart of the Square Mile. Phase 1 brings new seating and planting to a historic churchyard. Phase 2 adds a raingarden, wayfinding, and a new entrance from Cheapside.

Making permanent what was once temporary — and turning a traffic management measure into a place worth stopping in.

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.

A four-stage framework commissioned by the City of London Corporation, helping in-house engineers assess sustainable drainage opportunities early across the Square Mile.

A narrow historic City street reimagined with a central rain garden, removing more than 120,000 litres from the combined sewer annually without a single buried tank.

A hard-edged City of London garden transformed with permeable surfacing and step-free access, removing 195,000 litres from the combined sewer every year.

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.

A streets-wide assessment of blue-green infrastructure along Leadenhall Street, showing how rain gardens and SuDS tree pits could remove 3.5 million litres from the combined sewer each year.
