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SMART Crowd Flow Solutions Capability Statement ... - Buro Happold

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St Giles CircusLondon, UK<strong>Buro</strong> <strong>Happold</strong>St Giles Circus (also known as Denmark Place) is a largemixed-use development/refurbishment site within theCentral London area. The project constitutes an iconicbuilding arrangement organised around a public space.The key strengths of the site are:• Its highly accessible Central London location, close toTottenham Court Road Underground Station.• Denmark Street, which has become renowned as ahome of the UK popular music industry.• The rich and diverse collection of listed buildings.Initial feedback from London Borough of Camden onthe proposed masterplan indicated that the circulationarrangements for the site are a key concern, particularlygiven the close proximity of the Southern entrance/exit of the Tottenham Court Road Underground Station.Tottenham Court Road will be a Crossrail station in 2016as well as continuing to serve the Northern and CentralLines.• Use network modelling and currently available datato understand:• Existing level of congestion (capacity assessment• Impact of the proposed development• Support design development to minimise impactof the project on surrounding crowd movements,addressing the concerns of the local council.Key project informationClientArchitectDatesConsolidated DevelopmentsORMSOngoingServices provided by <strong>Buro</strong> <strong>Happold</strong><strong>Crowd</strong> flow consultancy<strong>Buro</strong> <strong>Happold</strong>’s crowd modelling team has beenappointed to assist the design team by mitigating thecouncil’s concerns and to inform the design process.Circulation and pedestrian flow input is an integralpart of the design process, particularly in a heavilypopulated area with multiple connections and diverseuser requirements. The objective of the pedestrianmovement analysis is to:• Identify ‘eyeball’ expectations to determine likely(advertisement) revenue

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