HARINGEY QUALITY
REVIEW PANEL
REDBRIDGE DESIGN
REVIEW PANEL
Grade II listed Fullwell Cross Library in Barkingside, Frederick Gibberd, part of the
Barkingside Town Centre project, DK-CM for the London Borough of Redbridge
Redbridge is experiencing a period of rapid growth and development – and the priority for the London Borough of Redbridge is to create exceptional places where communities thrive and enjoy a good quality of life.
Redbridge has a rich and diverse character – with 16 conservation areas, some 400 statutory or locally listed buildings and two registered Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest – and it is essential that development integrates successfully into what already makes Redbridge distinctive.
Opportunities for growth across the borough are great – not least with the arrival of the Elizabeth line (formerly known as Crossrail). The largest opportunity areas – Ilford and the Elizabeth line corridor – are already seeing significant developer interest.
Redbridge Welcome Centre, Peter Barber Architects © Morley von Sternberg
In addition to adopting a number of strategies and policies to promote growth, the borough has established a Design Review Panel to support both officers and members in achieving high quality development.
The Redbridge Design Review Panel is chaired jointly by Peter Bishop, an adviser on city planning and design, based in London, and Richard Lavington, Director, Maccreanor Lavington.
Box Theatre and Performing Arts Centre, Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects © Andy Matthews
Redbridge panel members
Peter Bishop (co-chair)
Richard Lavington (co-chair)
Jayne Bird
Teresa Borsuk
Tony Burton CBE
Mitch Cooke
Lisa Finlay
Jay Gort
Simon Hudspith
Ross Hutchinson
Sally Lewis
Anna Mansfield
Mike Martin
Ranjit Matharu
Ken Rorrison
Hilary Satchwell
Gurmeet Sian
Joanna Sutherland
Steven Tomlinson
Robert Townshend
Simon Tucker
Terms of reference
Chapel Square, Ilford, Hutchinson & Partners
