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Gensler’s floating walkway a threat to London bridges
<a href='http://bit.ly/Iq4tGj' target="_blank">Architects Journal - Gensler’s floating walkway a threat to London bridges</a> Mace project manager Jon Pettifer said that the scheme will be up for only five years but acknowledged that there have been concerns with the reduced river navigation. He said that there would not be a great impact. He added that the project team should work closely with PLA to ensure that river traffic is not disturbed. -
First Look: London River Park
<a href='http://bit.ly/uOTfRJ' target="_blank">Gensler on Cities - First Look: London River Park</a> Upon approval, the park will be built by a world-class team including Mace. -
A stroll upon the Thames
<a href='http://bit.ly/HEqBIN' target="_blank">Mace - A stroll upon the Thames</a> The capital's latest iconic development London River Park (LRP) project has hit headlines recently featuring on London Tonight with Mace director of major events and sports Jon Pettifer interviewed about the plans for the project. Mace was introduced as main contractor and part of the 'world class' project team assembled to deliver the project. -
Gensler’s Thames river park sent back to drawing board
<a href='http://bit.ly/Iq4tGj' target="_blank">Architects Journal - Gensler’s Thames river park sent back to drawing board</a> Promoter London River Parks − comprising architect Gensler, project manager Mace and private investor Venus. Gensler’s proposed 1km-long floating park on the River Thames is to be redesigned and will not now be completed in time for the London 2012 Games. -
River Park Needs to Be Redesigned Admits Developer
<a href='http://bit.ly/IoIKgL' target="_blank">London Evening Standard - River Park needs to be redesigned admits developer</a> A floating river park championed by Boris Johnson will not be completed in time for the Olympics and will have to be redesigned if it is to go ahead, its developer admitted today.
