In the June to September 2020 edition of Planning in London Gary Young describes the Market Garden City concept created by Gary Young and Hannah Smart demonstrating how a community could work together to provide plant based food for self sufficiency and security, essential to healthy living and achieving the fundamental goal of reducing carbon emmissions
Market Garden City 2014 by Gary Young and Hannah Smart. Published and referenced in Planning in London issue 105 April 2018,
Link to Planning in London April 2018 here
Planning in London April 2018 pdf attached here
Published and referenced in A Place for Food Within Sustainable Urban Masterplanning author Bee Farrell 2017, publisher Springer, editor Justin Bishop, Building Sustainable Cities of the Future, Green Energy and Technology Series.
Link to Building Sustainable Cities of the Future here
Healthy Homes, authors Nick Baker and Koen Steemers Designing with light and air for sustainability and wellbeing,
Review of Healthy Homes by Gary Young: a much needed appraisal of the current state of design for wellbeing, this book covers the broad range of issues affecting living environments and impacts on psychological and physical health.
DCLG - Starter Homes design 2015 pages 17-18
Low Impact Building 2013 - Tom Woolley, cover and pg 68-75
RIBA JournalMay 2012, Letchworth Garden City - pg 40-51
Design, The key to a better place 2010 - Garden City
Design, The key to a better place 2010 - Lifetime Home
Ecotech Garden city housing 19 Feb 09
Building Design Make me a Home Northshore 23 Jan 09
Building Garden city housing 27 Nov 08
EcoTown Leicestershire Sep 08
Greater London 2020 is a plan for London’s Workable Planned Future presented to London Planning & Development Forum, published in Planning in London April 2020 illustrated by Gary Young jointly with an article written by Drummond Robson. This proposal demonstrates there is a need for a regional plan whose detailed implementation will require collaboration across the wider region to create a blend of approaches: Densifying and expanding central areas of the city, reviewing and revising the green belt, extending regional hubs towns and cities, creating green infrastructure for recreation and food production, linking public transport and cycling connectivity, building new settlements. In the June to September edition of Planning in London Gary Young links the Greater London 2020 plan to Market Garden City, a concept by Gary Young and Hannah Smart demonstrating how a community could work together to provide food self sufficiency and security, essential to health and life as a fundamental goal.
Further information on Comyn Ching Triangle publication available here
Comyn Ching Triangle is celebrated as an exemplar in Architects Journal March 1985. Historic England in 2016 confirmed the grade 2 listed status for the entire group. The application for the listing was widely supported by historians, architects, residents and heritage groups including the 20th Century Society.
Architects Journal 1985 article pdf here
Nisha Vekaria joined Blackheath High’s Design Department and other GDST Alumni Katie McAdam of Morgan Sindall and Francesca Payne of Radley Yeldar, to host Architecture Day 2020 at Blackheath High School
Europan implementations 2005
Building Design Europan 20 Jan 2006
AJ Europan 2005
Europan Jan 2010 Newsletter - Europan 3 Haarlem
Building Design Europan the debate 1 Feb 2008
Gary Young presented evidence on local leadership in placemaking and creative led regeneration, primarily using Folkestone as a case study. He referenced to the positive effects of regeneration through projects in Hull and Liverpool as cities of culture and proposed this could be widened to a group of seaside towns.
Masterplan for the Cambridge to Oxford Connection published at the National Infrastructure Commission exhibition in July 2018, at Transport Catapult, Milton Keynes, UK
Shortlisted competition design for British Homes Awards 2007 Home of the Future, the three storey L shaped courtyard house with solar PV and green roof was published by Daily Mail in 2007. The design was selected in the 2007 RIBA competition Tomorrows Garden City and built by North Herts Homes in Letchworth 2012.
Competition design for Stockholm Library creating stepped interior spaces and green roofs enclosing a courtyard and integrating surrounding landscape parkland with Asplund's historic buildings. Published in Building Design and exhibited in Stockholm international ideas competition 2007.
Competition masterplan for Robin Hood Gardens with the Smithson buildings retained and refurbished plus additional green roofed courtyard housing in the central landscaped area. Published in the Building Design ideas competition 2008.
Second prize in 2004 RIBA competition for Lytham riverside housing integrated with a network of canals and marinas.
Shortlisted competition design for Dulwich Picture Gallery extension 1991, creating a glass pavilion with basement spaces at the gateway to the John Soane gallery, providing meeting spaces, entrance, shop and cafe. Published in Building Design and exhibited at Dulwich Picture Gallery in 1991.
Competition masterplan for a landscape and urban extension for Karlsruhe, Germany, published in the 1992 Karlsruhe Garden Festival international ideas competition.
