Author Archives: Timothy Gale

Walbrook Film Preview

By Timothy Gale | Published: 22 October 2010
This is a preview of a film being developed regarding the project, events, and conclusions. Please refer to the ‘history’, ‘issues’ and ‘future’ tab to familiarize yourself with the content. Final Film Coming soon.
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Walbrook Article Published in ‘Pluralism’

By Timothy Gale | Published: 19 October 2010
Recently, co-founder of the Walbrook project Timothy Gale, wrote an article for a new student architecture journal at Syracuse University School of Architecture in the United States. The journal titled, ‘Pluralism’ is linked with a current conference at the school ‘Reclaiming Architecture‘. The journal’s focus is on the connection between ideas, design and action. Here [...]
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New: Proposals Added

By Timothy Gale | Published: 10 December 2009
As part of our project, a crucial aspect of this website is the presentation of (and feedback on) our architectural proposals for the revival of the River Walbrook – proposals necessitated by the city’s tenuous ecological situation.  We have presented three initial studies of different visions, each with its own unique approach and strategy.  They [...]
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New: Summary of Water Issues

By Timothy Gale | Published: 8 December 2009
We have updated our page on issues surrounding the River Walbrook, now including more information about the rising water table, as well as efforts by the London government to restore London’s lost watercourses.  The page includes images, websites, videos, and articles discussing the various aspects of these complex issues. You can read more by clicking [...]
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Event at the Walbrook

By Timothy Gale | Published: 21 October 2009
The Walbrook will come alive today as we symbolically retrace its path on the city streets.  Participants are asked to take a boat with them as they cross the street and place it on the other side, signifying the passage once taken across the river.  The event will occur at the pedestrian of Queen St. [...]
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