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HAMILTON-BAILLIE ASSOCIATES LTD 

Specialist knowledge and experience of innovative solutions for reconciling traffic movement with quality public spaces in cities, towns and villages.

Unique expertise in the development of shared space principles for street design to improve safety, congestion and access.

Clients include highway authorities, government agencies, developers, community groups and design teams in architecture, urban and landscape design, planning, regeneration, transport and traffic engineering.

International best practice from mainland Europe and North America.

 

Our "Projects and Gallery" pages give map located information about schemes with which we are involved, and which have provided inspiration or useful experience. The "publications" pages provide access to relevant articles on the subject of street design and shared space.

transport, traffic
and urban design
consultancy

Specialist knowledge and experience of innovative solutions for reconciling traffic movement with quality public spaces in cities, towns and villages.

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latest news from hamilton baillie

Ashford Transformation wins another major award

View news article » Ashford Transformation wins another major award

The RTPI has awarded the Ashford Shared Space project a major award for regeneration. The scheme, completed in October 2008, has transormed the former one-way, three lane race-t... more »

Hamilton-Baillie Associates to advise on Frideswide Square

View news article » Hamilton-Baillie Associates to advise on Frideswide Square

Oxfordshire County Council and Oxford City Council have appointed Ben Hamilton-Baillie to provide urban design advice to the project team for Frideswide Sq... more »

Shared Space DfT Research. Initial findings published

View news article » Shared Space DfT Research. Initial findings published

The Department for Transport are undertaking a two year research exercise into the potential for shared space principles to contribute to improvements in quality in street desig... more »