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By Jane Duncan
Replacing sycamore trees to give Sycamore Road its meaning is just one part of a a root and branch reform of Amersham’s green space.
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We want to extend the green spine round to Woodside Road, Hill Ave and Chiltern Ave by investing in planters to enhance the local environment.
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Why it's a great idea:
The planters will be around 1 cubic metre in size and allow us to bring some colour to the pavement in areas where digging up the ground to plant trees isn’t possible.
Steps to get it done:
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VolunteerI studied at the Bartlett (UCL) and now run Jane Duncan Architects, a practice of 20 staff based in Amersham, Bucks.
I have been involved in championing small practice issues at the RIBA for nine years, and established the annual Guerrilla Tactics conferences dealing with topical issues relating to the smaller practice. I am currently RIBA Vice President Practice and was simultaneously elected to the board of Professional Services in October 2007.
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