Competitions & Publications

Autumn 2020

Cycle revolution – featured in the Landscape Journal – Autumn 2020, Landscape: Green Recovery, by Landscape Institute.

The article presents an overview of how our relationship with cities changed in the context of COVID-19 and how various cities in the UK and Europe responded to the increased number of cyclists during the first lockdown. The text introduces an argument for the Green Recovery with Green Cycling Infrastructure.

https://annasieczak.com/2020/12/03/cycling-revolution/

The Journal can be accessed here. For Cycle Revolution check out pages 19-22.

You can read the article directly here, or download it as a PDF for offline reading.

Oct 2017

‘Every Step You Take… – Smart Infrastructure micro-interventions, The City Building, Competition (with TLP) – Shortlisted.

Followed by the Talk and Presentation of the shortlisted entry, delivered at the Building Centre.

May 2015

‘Phytoremediation and Landscape Architecture’ at ECOBUILD London (now futurebuild), Design Fringe – PechaKucha talk.

https://www.pechakucha.com/presentations/phytoremediation-and-landscape-architecture

May 2014

Healthy Places Competition – Advocating for better cycling, walking and micro-mobility infrastructure.
The entry proposed the creation of an Inner Green Belt (IGB) circling around the heart of the city, similarly to the ‘Outer’ Green Belt circling around Greater London. The IGB would be completed with the Cycle Bridge connecting Canada Water and Limehouse. The second part of the proposal argued for the Cycle Routes Thames Paths along both sides of the Thames.

LONDON - LIVEABLR CITY. GREEN PLAN & CYCLE BRIDGE (2)

2013

Moving Into Green: Green infrastructure for Dagenham South – an entry to Highline for London Competition, published on the New London Landscape website.

HighLineForLondon-publication.pdf