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With twenty years experience in town centre regeneration, Mayer Brown specialises in projects with complex transport accessibility, pedestrian and streetscape problems.

We work with a number of specialist architects and urban design consultants with experience in community regeneration and public realm strategy. Together we can offer a comprehensive regeneration, planning and design service incorporating innovative accessibility and transportation solutions.

These include: 

Project Management
Ensuring that your project stays on schedule, to cost and to the quality you expect.

Infrastructure Proposals
Assisting in developing design options which will meet planning requirements and a design service to convert ideas into reality.

Traffic Management and Transportation Options
Providing expert knowledge in the production of Transport Assessments and developing sustainable travel solutions.

Public Consultation
A comprehensive consultation service covering local communities, local organisations, local authorities, retailers, commercial property owners and tenants - in fact anyone who is a stakeholder in the regeneration process.

Town Centre Regeneration
Urban design, master planning and streetscape developments.

Working in Partnership is Central to SuccessEach team brings its own specialist experience and knowledge to all aspects of regeneration work. We are able to resource each project with this unique combination of skills and experience to ensure the right solution, on time and to cost.

Mayer Brown works with local authorities and partners in developing, implementing and monitoring innovative town centre regeneration projects. Making use of our international expertise we were responsible for initiating the London Bus Priority and Cycle Networks and were involved in Urban Safety Management.

Mayer Brown is familiar with the political, financial and administrative processes associated with regeneration work and, in particular, government funded projects such as Single Regeneration Budget (SRB) and European Social Fund (ESF) schemes, and with studies produced by the Regional Development Authorities and various regeneration partnerships.