We are a multi-dis team with experience across Regeneration, local Economic growth, master planning and social impact.


Jack Sallabank
Director

Jack is a researcher and placemaking strategist. He has worked in a consultancy capacity for local authorities, developers and anchor institutes delivering public and private development and regeneration projects. Jack spent two years working with the LB of Hammersmith & Fulham developing their Industrial Strategy and 18 months with the LB of Sutton working on the development of the London Cancer Hub. He has delivered a number of research and strategy projects on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on behalf of the LLDC.

Jack was chair of the White City Developers Forum from 2016 - 2020 and was named as one of the Rising Stars of Real Estate in 2017. 

Jack previously spent 4 years at the UK’s innovation foundation Nesta.   


Katie is an urban planner, writer and researcher interested in the link between health and place. With over a decade of experience across the public, private and charity sectors, she is passionate about engaging local communities to shape more equitable and people-centred cities. 

In London she has collaborated with councils, business improvement districts and developer clients to activate underutilised street space while improving air quality. During her tenure at Momentum Transport Consultancy she worked in-house at the London Borough of Camden and Central District Alliance on secondment. She previously worked in New York alongside local government and an environmental justice charity. 

Her research has explored topics in planning regulation, social housing and clean energy. She holds an MSc in Regional and Urban Planning from the London School of Economics and has conducted fieldwork on sustainable development in Paris, Cape Town and Kampala. She is currently working on a book project about a major highway in New York. 

Katie Mulkowsky
Director of Research and Urban Health


Cecilia Lindström
Consultant, Urban Design

Cecilia is an urban designer specialising in sustainable and equitable placemaking strategies. She has produced strategic visions and regeneration frameworks for public sector and private clients across London and the UK. As an associate director at Studio Egret West, Cecilia led numerous complex, mixed-use projects including: the East Wick and Sweetwater Olympic Legacy masterplan; the regeneration framework for Catford Town Centre and The Old Vinyl Factory mixed-use masterplan on the former EMI headquarters in West London. 

Cecilia has a Master’s Degree in Conservation Science and Practice from Imperial College London, a MSc in Urban Design from UCL and a BSc in Architecture from the KTH Royal Institute of Technology.  


Sam is an experienced regeneration and development consultant, having worked for public, private and third sector clients across the UK and Ireland. Sam spent five years at PRD working on place-based urban research, strategy and evaluation. Projects included: the new Town Centre Strategy for Hackney Central; an Affordable Workspace Study for LB Waltham Forest; Town Centre demand studies for LB Bexley, LB Enfield and Hammersmith & Fulham; and an impact framework for IPUT Real Estate to measure the impact of their placemaking investments in Dublin. 

Sam has a Masters degree in Sustainable Urbanism from the Bartlett School of Planning at UCL and a bachelors in Geography and Management from Loughborough University.    

sam franks
Consultant, Social impact