Welcome to our archive where you can keep up to date with our recent and past publications, from client friendly briefing notes according to recent policy changes in the industry to our popular Connect publications which touches on the some of the industry’s most talked about topics from future cities, healthy streets and more.
Driven by our desire to continue designing spaces for people and to ensure we remain at the forefront of emerging trends within our industry, our publications enable us to offer our views and professional commentary on the contemporary and complexed challenges facing the sector we work in; paired with an insight into how we believe design will continue to play a key role in the improvements of the towns and cities we live in.
Putting people at the heart of what we do.
Welcome to the autumn 2023 edition of Momentum’s Connect, where we’re going back to our roots and looking at how we aspire to design for people. Through our ‘Conversations in Momentum’ podcast episodes and our very own Momentum City we share how progressive, sustainable transport thinking aims to improve the lives of the communities we’re working in.
In this issue we’re looking at safeguarding our cities for the future, with articles on space and place; 20-minute neighbourhoods and the role of public artwork; and five key initiatives to decelerate transport’s contribution to emissions.
We’re also excited to throw open the gates to Momentum City and welcome you in to explore our brand new, fictional city.
One year after issuing Gear change, the DfT has released an update on what has been achieved and what is yet to come for Active Travel in England. Momentum has prepared a short summary of the changes in this briefing note.
In this edition of Connect we take a retrospective look at our predictions for the future of transport; the role played by crowd and pedestrian modelling in enabling safe opening; London’s road space reallocation programmes; the acceleration of shared e-scooter trials; the risk posed by Covid recovery on the transit-oriented development model and the future of crowd movement in stadiums
We invite you to read our company brochure which: takes you through our curated list of progressive services, gives you an insight into our company culture and our core disciplines, and a snapshot of the various projects we have had the privilege of being commissioned on.
Momentum take a detailed look at how the future for developers and local authorities looks set to change with the Government’s Gear Change vision for cycling and walking
This joint research report between the London School of Economics and Political Sciences and Momentum explores the opportunities micromobility brings to London’s major rail termini.
With the mobility landscape changing and the use of ebikes, e-scooters and other micromobility modes on the rise, we’ve set out guidance for providing micromobility parking in offices. From this publication, we also recommend that forward-thinking developers, architects, planners and engineers use this as a references when considering parking for privately-owned micromobility modes.
Momentum summarise DfT’s recent Gear for Change document which sets out a radical change in the way transport infrastructure and transport users are considered.
Momentum helps summarise the recent Government and TfL announcements to help you understand the key changes and how they might affect you.
Set to influence every future planning application we work on, we explore what impacts this seismic shift in planning regulations may have on the transport sector.
Autumn 19 Edition: Car Free Day, Future Cities, Montreal & Museums
Spring 19 Edition: Reimagining Spaces, Neighbourhoods, Over station developments & Design
Autumn 18 Edition: Vision zero, London Plan, CoL Transport Strategy & Road to Zero.
Spring 18 Edition: Future of transport, City streets, Women in Transport, Walkable towns & Tech.
Autumn 17 Edition: Smart servicing, Public Realm, Construction logistics, Venue Journey Planning & The Mayor’s Transport Strategy.
