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26 Aug 2019
Robert Chapman
A distinct lack of engagement between Landlords and Tenants is contributing to higher carbon footprints in rented accommodation.
24 Jun 2018
Author Block
How has the word regeneration come to be so hated? The word ‘regeneration’ is now reviled, as Jonathan Schifferes’ blog states, but not all ‘re’ words have such a bad atmosphere: renew, recover, repair, even re-upholster are all words seen as part of the rediscovery of values of austerity garnered from an imagined 1950s ‘vintage’ Britain. Reusing things is seen as good.
24 May 2018
Jonathan Schifferes
Working to design a new public service, focused on employment, health and in-work progression, shows a promising approach to investing in people and place.
07 May 2018
Fabian Wallace-Stephens
We’ve mapped London’s makers and industrial spaces so that you can explore how much manufacturing takes place in your local area.
15 Apr 2018
How can we put soul into our cities? Graham Henderson FRSA explores the importance of public art and discusses why we might need to approach it differently.
03 Sep 2017
Josie Warden
After years of de-industrialisation and a focus on developing the knowledge economy, it is unsurprising that manufacturing has something of an image problem in the UK. Is it time we re-evaluated that?
27 Apr 2017
Daniel Raven-Ellison
London is on track to become the world’s first National Park City. Enter this competition to contribute your vision on what this would look like.
31 Oct 2016
Benjamin Irvine
Moving from crisis aversion to strategic prevention, making private renting stable and affordable and capturing land value to build housing at affordable rents. Outcomes from a workshop to develop solutions.
06 Sep 2016
Georgie Grant and Naomi Griffith
From 4,000 visitors a year to 4,000 in one month; Georgie Grant and Naomi Griffith from Onion Collective tell us about their community's journey in redeveloping Watchet's Boat Museum.
07 Apr 2016
Tony Greenham
The Panama Papers have highlighted the misuse of London properties as secret stores of wealth. Tony Greenham make a case that the only proper use of UK homes is for UK residents to live in.
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