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The Urbanist’s Lens
The Urbanist's Lens
22 episodes
5 days ago
The Urbanist’s Lens takes you on a deep dive into the world of urban design and planning — exploring how cities are shaped, who they serve, and how they can be reimagined for a more sustainable and inclusive future. Each episode unpacks the layers of the built environment, from streetscapes and public spaces to zoning laws and urban policies, through the eyes of planners, architects, designers, and community leaders. Written and produced by Christian Andro Madrogaba
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The Urbanist’s Lens takes you on a deep dive into the world of urban design and planning — exploring how cities are shaped, who they serve, and how they can be reimagined for a more sustainable and inclusive future. Each episode unpacks the layers of the built environment, from streetscapes and public spaces to zoning laws and urban policies, through the eyes of planners, architects, designers, and community leaders. Written and produced by Christian Andro Madrogaba
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Education
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How Is the Elizabeth Line Transforming London's Urban Landscape?
The Urbanist’s Lens
11 minutes 11 seconds
8 months ago
How Is the Elizabeth Line Transforming London's Urban Landscape?

In this episode of The Urbanist’s Lens, hosts Drew and Andrea delve into the transformative impact of London's Elizabeth Line on the city's urban landscape. They explore how this £18.9 billion infrastructure project has redefined commuting, reshaped economic zones, and influenced urban development since its opening in May 2022. The discussion covers the line's design excellence, highlighted by its 2024 Stirling Prize win, and examines its role in enhancing connectivity across London. Drew and Andrea also address critiques concerning budget overruns and project delays, while evaluating the line's success in increasing rail capacity by 10% and serving over 700,000 passengers daily. With insights from urban planners and real-world examples, this episode invites listeners to consider the broader implications of major transport investments on urban growth and sustainability. Whether you're a city planner, architect, or simply intrigued by urban transformations, this conversation offers a comprehensive look into how the Elizabeth Line is reshaping London.


References

  • Alstom. (2024, December 9). How commuter rail can boost a local economy: A look at London’s Elizabeth line. https://www.alstom.com/press-releases-news/2024/12/how-commuter-rail-can-boost-local-economy-look-londons-elizabeth-line

  • Architecture Today. (2023, April 15). The Elizabeth Line: Time to harness opportunity. https://architecturetoday.co.uk/elizabeth-line-review/

  • AshbyCapital. (2024, October 1). The Lizzie Line effect. https://ashbycapital.com/stories/the-lizzie-line-effect

  • AtkinsRéalis. (2024, October 17). AtkinsRéalis celebrates as London's Elizabeth Line wins 2024 RIBA Stirling Prize. https://www.atkinsrealis.com/en/media/trade-releases/2024/2024-10-17

  • Bailey, G. (2023, August 10). The Elizabeth Line and its impact on London. METRO Magazine. https://www.metro-magazine.com/10184672/the-elizabeth-line-and-its-impact-on-london

  • Crossrail Ltd. (2022, July). Elizabeth line: Evidencing the value. Transport for London. https://content.tfl.gov.uk/tfl-elizabeth-line-benefits-framework.pdf

  • Grimshaw Architects. (2024, October 16). Elizabeth Line by Grimshaw Architects named 2024 Stirling Prize Winner. The Architect's Newspaper. https://www.archpaper.com/2024/10/elizabeth-line-grimshaw-architects-2024-stirling-prize-winner/



The Urbanist's Lens is written and produced by Andro Madrogaba.

The Urbanist’s Lens
The Urbanist’s Lens takes you on a deep dive into the world of urban design and planning — exploring how cities are shaped, who they serve, and how they can be reimagined for a more sustainable and inclusive future. Each episode unpacks the layers of the built environment, from streetscapes and public spaces to zoning laws and urban policies, through the eyes of planners, architects, designers, and community leaders. Written and produced by Christian Andro Madrogaba