PANELS
PANELS
HAVERING QUALITY
REVIEW PANEL
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The London Borough of Havering is determined that all development in the borough will be high quality and sustainable – and create special, successful places.
Havering has a rich and diverse architectural heritage – with 11 conservation areas and some 350 buildings of special interest, as well as over 50 Archaeological Priority Areas identified by Historic England. All new development will look to respond positively to Havering’s unique character – so that the sense of place and community that already exists is strengthened still further.
Lombard Court, Romford © Bell Phillips Architects for the London Borough of Havering
Good design will be of huge importance in achieving this. In line with the National Planning Policy Framework, the London Borough of Havering has established a Quality Review Panel to reinforce independent expert advice as part of the design process.
The Quality Review Panel will neither duplicate nor replace existing mechanisms for securing high quality design – but rather it will provide additional advice to support Havering’s planning officers’ and planning committee’s commitment to high quality development.
The Havering Quality Review Panel is chaired by Selina Mason, Director of Masterplanning at Lendlease.
Rainham Library, Maccreanor Lavington Architects © Tm Crocker
Elm Park Primary School © Walters & Cohen Architects
Havering panel members:
Selina Mason (chair)
Phil Armitage
Clara Bagenal George
Valerie Beirne
Alice Brownfield
Marie Burns
Nairita Chakraborty
Asif Din
Gavin Hale-Brown
Matthew Halsall
Graeme Laughlan
Lucas Lawrence
Anna Mansfield
Kieran Perkins
Hari Phillips
Julia Ratcliffe
Carla Smyth
Morgan Taylor
Simon Tucker
Susanne Tutsch
David Ubaka
Lindsey Whitelaw
Beatrix Young
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