COLOURING
LONDON
WELCOME TO COLOURING LONDON
CONTACT TEAM
Colouring London has been designed as a sustainable, low-cost model for knowledge exchange/ open data platforms able to be reproduced by other towns and cities using our open platform code.
Colouring London and the Colouring Cities research programme are run by a small, agile team based at The Alan Turing Institute. Though we are unable to deal with your enquiry in person we welcome constructive comments on how to improve the platform, and on other types of data and new features you might like to see. We are also working on a showcase section to allow you to upload links and visualisations showing how Colouring data can/are being used.
You can send us comments or ask questions on our discussion threads at https://discuss.colouring.london/.
For open data downloads please visit https://colouringlondon.org/data-extracts.html
For technical information and to use our open platform code please visit our github at https://github.com/colouring-london
For press enquiries please contact the The Alan Turing Institute at https://www.turing.ac.uk/contact-us/press-office
For research institutions wishing to find out more about international building stock research programme please emailColouring Cities@turing.ac.uk
Colouring Cities project team. Alan Turing Institute
Project manager: Will Taylor
Project Director: Polly Hudson
Technical architect: Tom Russell
Senior software engineer: Maciej Ziarkowski
User engagement designer: Dining Liu
Project advisors
Open community developer liaison: Melda Salhab (UCL)
Sustainability data advisor: Dominic Humphrey (UCL)
Dr Flora Roumpani (Turing Institute)
Dr Falli Palaiologou (Loughborough University)
Dr Stephan Law (Turing Institute)
Dr Katherine McDonough (Turing Institute)
Dr Edward Denison (BSA, UCL)
Collaborating organisations UK
University College London
Historic England
Ordnance Survey
Greater London Authority
Centre for Digital Built Britain/University of Cambridge
EIC University of Oxford
RICS
RIBA
RSA
RGA
BRE Trust
Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government
The Geospatial Commission
International Colouring Cities research programme partners
Australia: University of New South Wales
Bahrain: University of Bahrain
Germany: Leibniz Institute, IOER, Germany
Lebanon: American University of Beirut, Open Map Lebanon
SARAID
