Oxford City

• Gloucester Green: an example of a mixed use, 1980's town centre development. Published on RUDI, June 1996.
• Oxpens Quarter Initiative The Oxpens Quarter Initiative has the aim of generating an exciting and workable vision for the Oxpens area of Oxford City Centre. This site has been set up to enable you to participate in this live urban design project. Your contribution can make a difference. Published on RUDI, June 1997.
• Oxpens Urban Childhood Exhibition .This exhibition was produced by the children of the St Ebbe's Church clubs for the Oxpens Initiative to inform participants of the workshop on the issues faced by young people growing up in the Oxpens area of Oxford. Published on RUDI on February 2, 1998.
• Headington Quarry:An Oxford Conservation Area, Oxford, UK. Originally published in 1994. Published on RUDI, June 1997.

• Oxford Town Trail A trail through many of the interesting urban spaces in the historic centre of Oxford. Originally published in 1978. Published on RUDI June 1997.
• Westgate Shopping Centre: site devoted to proposals from the Westgate Partnership for the development of this central Oxford shopping centre including results of the 1999 survey about shopping in Oxford and the use of the Westgate Centre.(http://www.westgateoxford.co.uk/ - site no longer available, 27 January 2004)Masterplan published 8 September 2004
• West Central Oxford Urban Design Strategy. Roger Evans Associates for Oxford City Council, 1999Oxford City Council commissioned Roger Evans Associates to undertake an appraisal of the west central area of Oxford City centre and create a comprehensive, flexible and achievable urban design framework to guide future development. The urban design study enables the planning policies to be developed in three-dimensional form and in greater detail. Up-to-date data compiled by the study team includes a building by building survey, a 3D computer model and new aerial photography. This study follows on the work of the Oxpens Initiative, also conducted by Roger Evans Associates.Published on RUDI, 19 July 2002
• Draft Development Framework for Oxford's West End

David Lock Associates who were commissioned by Oxford City Council, Oxfordshire County Council and SEEDA to produce adraft Area Development Framework (ADF) . The proposals cover an area of 175-acres, which stretches from the Said Business School in the North, to the Thames, south of the ice rink. The objective is to bring this under-utilised area of Central Oxford back into active use, and to make it a modern, vibrant and stylish city quarter. Published October 2004