Rainham: Take me to the River

Master planning isn't always the top-down imposition of a grand scheme. Once connected to the river Thames and to acres of marshland the East London village of Rainham has been cut off by a series of clumsy infrastructure projects. But over the last decade a mix of architects and urban designers have been trying to reconnect Rainham to the river through a series of small, sensitive projects that might help to redefine master planning.
FESTIVAL OF OUTER LONDON
This film is part of Doughnut, an investigation into the culture and conditions of Outer London. Join the Architecture Foundation for a day-long celebration of the city's periphery at the Festival of Outer London on the 5th of September.
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[@JasonWhittaker]

Huge shame this is not available in HD. Odd choice for something so recent.

[@everythingisupsidedown9593]

Architecture Foundation stuff always feel like advertorials - regardless of who the director is. RIBA even does more critical stuff than the AF.

[@antony104]

+Deepa Trenton MCP TINAG London The Architecture Foundation has Phineas Harper and against my better judgement I watch AF videos just to get lost in his dreamy eyes.

[@everythingisupsidedown9593]

+Anton Tsykin He is not in the film though

[@antony104]

Not in this particular one.

[@stevenharmer5302]

Designers should speak plain English