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EGY Design is proud to share that Co-Founder Keri Trimmer has been appointed to the London Borough of Merton Design Review Panel.
In early February, Paul Davis joined Lewis Hubbard Engineering and a small group of engineers, landscape architects, planners, and developers for a breakfast roundtable on the state of SuDS in the planning system
EGY Design attended The Great Reclamation event on the 30th March, a talk by Sophie Thompson, Director at LDA Design, held at Temple Bar London — a fitting venue for a conversation about opening cities up.
EGY are extremely excited to announce that we have been shortlisted for the London Festival of Architecture’s ‘Find Fitzrovia’ design competition, in collaboration with the Fitzrovia Partnership.
On 12 November 2025, EGY Design joined Place Collective UK for their Autumn Learning Social, held at Copeland Park and the Bussey Building - two extraordinary anchors of Peckham’s Cultural Quarter.
EGY was delighted to attend the Sustainable City Summit on 25 November 2025, where the City of London brought together a wide community of built-environment leaders, climate specialists, developers and public-sector partners to discuss what a truly “future-ready” Square Mile should look like.
EGY returned to the Festival of Place in July – wooed by the events un-corporate, collaborative atmosphere, bringing together passionate voices shaping the future of placemaking.
EGY proudly joined the March for Clean Water to advocate for sustainable, equitable water management — reflecting our commitment to resilient infrastructure and nature-based solutions that protect communities and the environment.
Sharing how engineering can drive sustainable urban development, climate resilience, and community-focused design. Showcasing career pathways and encourage young people to explore roles in shaping a greener future.
The EGY Trust helped The Gattons Infant School bring a long-held dream to life.
EGY joined The Place Collective UK’s Field Trip to Bradford, gaining valuable insights into the city’s impressive journey of cultural regeneration ahead of its City of Culture 2025 status. The visit reinforced the importance of exploring place first-hand to inform more inclusive, sustainable, and community-led design solutions.
Standing Up for Clean Water: EGY Joins the Paddle-Out Protest
