In 2018, Feria Urbanism formed part of a team that delivered an award-winning Healthy New Town (HNT) project in Whitehill & Bordon.

This involved working with several local schools to identify left over spaces along their walking routes to school — one of which was then transformed into community garden for the summer months.

We helped design and produce a vinyl floor graphic that reflected children’s ideas, introduced raised planter beds that were tended by local people and erected a set of temporary wayfinding signs, based on children’s drawings and text.

This three-month installation was a pilot project for the permanent Green Grid, Green Loop wayfinding scheme now in development.