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Firm Appointed to Plan Future of London Stadium Site

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A global design firm has been appointed to examine opportunities for the land surrounding the London Stadium and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The firm will work with the London Borough of Newham to determine how the stadium and the wider campus can evolve into a leisure-led, mixed-use destination. This effort aims to create sustainable long-term value from the publicly owned site, while also considering public realm improvements across the area in London.

From aol.co.uk

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The commission aims to create sustainable long-term value from a publicly owned site in London. This planning effort could boost regional economic activity in England and influence how governing bodies manage public assets.

From aol.co.uk

Who's involved

  • LondonThe location where the stadium and surrounding campus are situated.
  • Boris JohnsonThe former Mayor of London involved in the original 99-year lease agreement.

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