A closer look at “Oxford Street Pedestrianisation: East Reveals Updated Plans for Traffic-Free London Shoppi”, exactly as the source publishes it. London's iconic Oxford Street is set to close to traffic later this month, and architecture studio East has released fresh renders detailing the pedestrianisation plans. Working alongside landscape architects JL Gibbons and urban design firms Gehl and Publica, East's updated images show how the busy shopping thoroughfare will be transformed into a walkable, greener public space.
The first phase of the project focuses on the western section of the street, near Marble Arch, and includes wider pavements, new seating, and planting to improve the experience for the millions of shoppers and visitors who use the area each year. The scheme is part of a wider effort by local authorities to revitalise the district, reduce pollution, and boost footfall for retailers. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.