In celebration of our 30th anniversary, JTP produced the Future of Place publication, showcasing our research and findings from the year with a renewed focus on engaging younger and more diverse audiences. The publication highlights insights from young people on the future of neighbourhoods and communities, drawing on workshops and interviews held at our legacy project, Alconbury Weald, Huntingdon (June 2025), and the youth-focused Future of Place Workshop at The Green Quarter, Southall (July 2025) for participants aged 16–30. It also features our innovative co-design approaches to engaging younger demographics in recent consultation processes at Chrisp Street, Poplar, and Squires Lane, Finchley utilising our JTP Engages techniques and methodologies.

Creating New Towns reflects on over 30 years of placemaking experience, including JTP’s work with Urban&Civic at Houlton and Alconbury Weald. As the New Towns Taskforce shapes the next generation of new towns, this report shares lessons from delivering large-scale, walkable communities rooted in green infrastructure, local jobs and social connection. It sets out six key themes to help guide the planning and delivery of sustainable, community-focused places.

Spurred on by the concept of community stewardship and the ambitions of creating great places, Creating New Communties takes a look at two neighbourhood case studies both designed almost 20 years ago and occupied for over 10 years where today new communities are thriving: Graylingwell Park, Chichester and Cholsey Meadows, South Oxfordshire.

20/20 Visions: Collaborative Planning and Placemaking gives practitioners and communities the inspiration and confidence to introduce Charrettes in to their planning processes.

The story of the JTP's London studio relocating in 2019 from Clerkenwell to Pennington Street Warehouse, Wapping.

In his new book, Fred London explores how we can plan to make our environments healthier.