...Keynes, Peterborough, Swindon, Crawley, Reading and Northampton, managed growth rates 3 times those in cities such as Manchester, Newcastle, Sheffield and Birmingham. And taking the whole period, these smaller, southern...
...closely followed by the Layered City (informed by Modernism), which have shaped New Towns in the UK. The Garden City is part of 2 dominant paradigms of future city, a...
...time is that cities themselves are extremely varied." And as cities develop and new influences shape them, maybe new languages will come and go to describe the blossoming ‘science of...
...review and explain the important new agenda arising from the changing relationships between cities and businesses. The changing dynamics of cities and businesses The paper examines the new dynamics of...
...the cities in the coming decades. We met with representatives from local businesses, government and universities and heard how new data techniques are allowing researchers to 'time travel' to forecast...
...disused railway sidings. Who builds public spaces? Where do they come from? What purpose should they serve? How should the old be incorporated into the new? These are some of...
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...any place benefits from the knowledge and participation of local people, organisations and networks, operating within 'official, political' processes, but also through informal and user-driven decision-making and action. Current governance...
...a friend who had moved to the south coast of England. This friend is not a cyclist but I think it says a lot about the associations that cycling has...
