Introducing Albion

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Albion is the name of a new proposed garden city in the Black Country in the West Midlands. It has been designed by a consortium of experts led by MADE, the centre for Placemaking, for entry to the Wolfson Economics Prize

Who is this man?

clue: you may be wearing his underpants

Simon Wolfson
Conservative Life Peer
Chief Executive of Next

to get the
money we need
to provide the
best answer to
this question...
“How would you
deliver a new
Garden City which
is visionary,
economically
viable and
popular?”

for the politicians garden cities mean...

new towns in the countryside

We decided to enter

£250,000!

but our garden city will be...

introducing...

ALBION
the garden
city in the
Black Country

This is the BEST place for a new garden city

...because of...

Art
Greening
Growing

Pop-ups
Street food

with space to start-up, self-build,
invest, create

made easy by a design code and
special planning zone

which help create...

the Albion premium
the additional return on investment from a
development which has the quality and
vision to create a strong market, and
benefits from existing infrastructure and
easy planning

(P-B)n-R > (P-A)n-I
Black Country
Garden City

less remediation
costs
less infrastructure
costs

ALBION
value
VALUE
added
ADDED
current
black
country
values

peak
regional
values

peak
regional
values

Conventional
garden city
value added

agricultural
land

values
Rural Garden
City

the whole Black
Country as
garden city

subsequent phases

ALBION Phase 1

find out more at
made.org.uk
if you want to help contact
david@made.org.uk

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Introducing Albion

1. Who is this man? clue: you may be wearing his underpants

2. Simon Wolfson Conservative Life Peer Chief Executive of Next

3. He is giving away £250,000

4. Yes £250,000!

5. we would like £250,000

6. to get the money we need to provide the best answer to this question... “How would you deliver a new Garden City which is visionary, economically viable and popular?”

7. Garden cities are in the news

8. for the politicians garden cities mean... new towns in the countryside

9. We decided to enter £250,000! but our garden city will be...

15. introducing... ALBION NOT THAT ONE

16. introducing... ALBION the garden city in the Black Country

17. This is the BEST place for a new garden city ...because of...

18. existing infrastructure

19. proximity to all types of jobs

20. existing public services

21. character

22. edge

23. no NIMBY objectors

24. a foundation of co-operation

25. From day 1 Albion has...

26. Art Greening Growing Pop-ups Street food

27. it grows into a new place with...

28. distinctive architecture

29. the best in landscape and urban design

30. smart use of technology

31. growing everywhere

32. led by its citizens and businesses

33. with space to start-up, self-build, invest, create

34. made easy by a design code and special planning zone which help create...

35. the Albion premium the additional return on investment from a development which has the quality and vision to create a strong market, and benefits from existing infrastructure and easy planning

36. (P-B)n-R > (P-A)n-I Black Country Garden City less remediation costs less infrastructure costs ALBION value VALUE added ADDED current black country values peak regional values peak regional values Conventional garden city value added agricultural land values Rural Garden City

37. and it grows...

38. the whole Black Country as garden city subsequent phases ALBION Phase 1

39. find out more at made.org.uk if you want to help contact david@made.org.uk

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