Matrix Partnership has been working with The Princes Foundation in facilitating a series of workshops with community organistions and local

Blackbird Leys and Greater Leys Estate Regeneration, Oxford. September 2011

Matrix Partnership has been appointed to work with Oxford City Council in developing ideas for the regeneration of the Blackbird

RTPI SW Planning Achievement Awards 2010 Presentations Boscombe Monday 24 Jan 2011

Matrix Partnership has been awarded Joint Winner status for the 'Other Planning work catergory' for its Town Design Statement and

International design competition shortlisting – Shenzen, China.

Matrix Partnership is one of 5 practices to have been shortlisted to proceed to the final stage of an international

Yeovil Urban Village Masterplan and Design Code Matrix Partnership and Urbed have been appointed by Somerset District Council to prepare a masterplan and design code for an

Oxford University Lectureship Appointment Matrix Partnership Director Andrew Burns will take up a new part-time position as visiting lecturer at Oxford University’s new MSc

Matrix Partnership Focusing Abroad Matrix Partnership has invested in growing its business abroad. Directors are undertaking a series of export-focused visits to the Middle

Appointment to the Panel of Design Surgeons Matrix Partnership Director Andrew Burns has been appointed to the panel of Design Surgeons for Urban Design London (UDL). This

Appointment for the Transform South Yorkshire training programme 2010

Matrix Partnership has been working with The Princes Foundation in facilitating a series of workshops with community organistions and local authorities across the country.

The Department of Comminities and Local Government (DCLG) has set up a Communities and Neighbourhoods in Planning Scheme supported by a grant of £800,000 to encourage more discussion between planners and local people. The grant provides local communities with support free of charge to address local issues and to eventually better their local area.

To date the practice has delivered two very successful workshops in Wolverhampton and Birmingham encouraging local communities to take greater civic responsibility and resulting in robust actions plans from which further work can be developed. The workshops take one of three forms from 1-day assistance with disputed planning proposals to 3-day Enquiry-by-Design events where proposals are drawn up to reflect community aspirations alongside planning and developer expectations.