Howells set to unveil 20-year vision for Birmingham’s green transformation

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Plan aims to double city’s population density

Plans designed by Howells to double Birmingham’s green space and create an active travel network that would put the Midlands city on a par with Copenhagen are set to be unveiled this week. 

The Central Birmingham Framework 2040 will shape the next 20 years of development in the city. It has been developed with the Birmingham-based practice, which changed its name from Glenn Howells last month, and consultant Arcadis.

 

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