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People over cars: plans to reduce car dependency in rural Oxfordshire

Connected and compact are the keywords for a rural land management strategy that aims to reduce car dependency

Juliana O'Rourke
22 July 2020

 

An all-female multidisciplinary team of architects, planners, urbanists and engineers has been appointed by Blenheim Estate Land in Oxfordshire to re-imagine a greener future based around sustainable transport and new technology.

VeloCity, a consultancy that is pioneering fresh thinking on how to sustain rural villages, is working closely with the Oxfordshire estate.

‘Talking with local people in the area has shown us that villages need to work together to tackle pressing issues around...

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