Part Two focuses on communication; how and what the London Plan communicates. It examines the document design of the London Plan 2021 in light of the plan’s history as a corporate product—a marketing brochure and an annual report—in tension and conflict with the ‘public’ imperatives driving its publication, understanding it as a contested site of textual production in service of the corporate memory. Chapters 4 & 5 look at the physical properties, graphical arrangements, and media form/ats of the London Plan, in consideration of the materiality of text, the array of texts and countertexts within and around the plan, participants’ publishing activities, their writing and reading practices, and material inputs and outputs.