Green Pathways showcases 12 unique green spaces, from riverside parks and community gardens, to historic graveyards and living green walls, within the London Bridge area.
The green spaces around London Bridge shed light on its complex culture and history, and on the people and communities shaping its future as it continues to grow and develop.
There are many ways to explore the spaces and we have added connected themes to help you relate and contextualise them. The three themes are Historical Sites, Garden Designers and Community Gardens - using the overlays on the map will allow you to pick and follow these with ease.
Using beacons and Bluetooth technology you’ll be notified when approaching the spaces and told about their context and history, events that are happening and all the unique aspects of spaces you are close to.
Green Pathways is the first mobile application to use beacons in London Bridge and will be developed upon to enhance both the local community and visitors’ experience of the area.
Each of the green space will also show users up to the minute air pollution information being provided by London Air. A number of the green spaces will also have custom air pollution monitors stationed at them given further insights into how these spaces can have a positive effect on your health and wellbeing.
Green Pathways has been developed by Team London Bridge and M/A.
Please be aware that continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.