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Building Back Better?

September 30, 2020 by normd

East London’s Regeneration Story

In this virtual lecture, given  to  architectural and planning students at the Bartlett School, University College London in September 2020, Phil explores the implications  of the pandemic  for urban place making  and heritage. The lecture focuses on a case study of East London’s regeneration and the impact of the 2012 Olympics on local communities  perceptions of the opportunities offered by new cultural and educational institutions arriving on their doorstep. 

Filed Under: East London and Post Olympics

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This is the Preface to Waypoints Volume 2 : Studies in the Grey Zone , a collection of new work to be published by eyeglass books in January 2024 … [Read More...] about WRITING BEHIND THE LINE

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UNEASY LIES THE HEAD : ON LOSING THE ROYAL TOUCH  NOW AND THEN

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