Khan targets diverse architects with new four-year framework

Sadiq Khan

Mayor of London seeks talent that is ’more representative’ of the capital for successor to ADUP II

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan is looking to line up architecture and built-environment professionals who are more reflective of the capital’s diverse population for a new architecture and urbanism framework that goes live next spring.

The panel will be a pre-approved selection of consultants that the Greater London Authority, the capital’s 33 boroughs, and a range of other public-sector organisations can choose from to commission certain types of project.

Dubbed the Architecture + Urbanism Framework, it will run for four years and be the successor framework to the Architecture Deign and Urbanism Panel II.

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