The art and science of masterplanning has developed rapidly in the past few years, and more and more emphasis has been placed on a plan's economic potential. Here Gardiner & Theobald explains the latest thinking. The days of the iconic masterplan aimed solely at raising the spirits and aspirations of an area have long passed. Now, the emphasis is on viability. Whether clients are developing a corner block, creating a new city quarter or doubling the population of a town centre, they have the same set of objectives: optimisation of value, deliverability and sustainability - and each of these goals should be underpinned by reduced risks and supported by attractive funding packages.
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