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The Politics of Architecture – Jonathan Glancey

January 26th, 2014

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Tim Abrahams Says:
January 26th, 2014 at 7:39 pm
Thanks for this – didn’t get a chance to hear it and looking forward to listening.

Single aspect flats

“no better than back to back terraces” One of my bugbears as a layman taking an interest in housing is the number of modern conversions . . . read on
Right to buy

Borrowing to build council housing would be a Keynsian move generating employment and housing people, acting as the engine of badly needed economic growth . . . read on
Student Reading List

I have been approached by a number of University students asking for information about housing design, housing estates, and related matters . . . read on
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Sustaining Tower Blocks

. . . Investigate the possibility of splitting flats vertically to create scissor arrangements that extend the available solar aspects for each dwelling. . . . best viewed in Chrome
Blogs I follow

A Take on Thamesmead
Architects Social Housing
Cambridge Design Studio
Design for homes
Dirty Modern Scoundrel
Emilia J Weber
Emma Dent Coad
Euan Mills
Housing Space Standards
Hugh Pearman
Jones the Planner
JR James Archive
Just Space
Joe Halewood
Keep our Council Homes
Kidbrooke Kite
Known Pleasures
London Column
Love London Council Housing
Modern Architecture
Modernist Estates
Municipal Dreams
New Towns, Stevenage
Our Broken System
Post-War Buildings
Sarah Glynn
Sarah Halford
Syte Architects
The Design of Homes
Tom Cordell
Tower Block Metal
Twentieth Century Society
Urban Trawl
Writing Cities
You, you idiot
For Sale

The Modern House
Paul Finch – CABE

The National House-Building Council thinks that if people are prepared to pay for rubbish it must be okay, which is rather the same argument that employers of child labour deploy . . . read on
Back to backs

‘I would be against reintroducing back-to-backs leading to a monoculture,’ he warns. ‘The way forward is flexible housing regulations.’ . . . read on
The Case for Space

A lack of space has been shown to affect the basic lifestyle needs that many people take for granted, such as having enough space to store possessions or even to entertain friends. read on . . .
Room to swing a cat?

“an exceptionally valuable piece of work which sheds much needed light on what has actually been provided by housebuilders over the last few years” . . . read on
Open Plan living

"Our boudoir on the open plan has been a huge success, Now everywhere's so open there's nowhere safe to dress" - Design for Living - Flanders & Swann
Deborah Orr

Tory housing idea in tatters
Build shared flats
Choice
Coalition housing plans?
The Dispossessed

. . . Just 10 tenants remain in the 130 flats, of which Bristol council owns 70 and Knightstone Housing Association owns 60 . . . . . . read on
Housing build quality

. . . It is shocking to think that despite the universal condem- nation of the majority of social housing output in the 60s and 70s, professionals are still pushing for quantity over quality . . . read on
Micro flats Oldham

Work has begun to build 142 self-contained “micro” apartments — some as small as 18 square metres — in Oldham town centre . . . read on
Tiny flats

There is a new set of flats . . . daubed in tiny lettering below one of the artist impressions "(Flat Shown is actual size)" . . . read on
High rise retrofit

The deep plan organizes small single aspect units with larger numbers of internal rooms. This subsequently leads to a lack of daylight and cross ventilation for the majority of the flats. read article
Estates

Carpenters Estate Stratford
Save Carpenters
Colville Estate Hackney
Cook's Camden
Cressingham Gardens (film)
Ferrier - the dispossessed(1)
Ferrier - the dispossessed(2)
Ferrier critique by CABE
Ferrier security of tenure
Grahame Park Estate Hendon
Green Man Lane Ealing
Green Man Lane Ealing (pp)
Haggerston West & Kingsland
Kidbrooke Kite
Robin Hood Gardens
Save Cressingham Gardens
South Acton 1
South Acton 2
Thamesmead
Woodberry Down – Architects
Woodberry Down – Masterplan
Woodberry Down - Koos Couvée
Wornington Green – TRA
Council Housing
- Aneurin Bevan
- Council housing in photos
- History of council housing
- History of social housing
- Housing Bill John Harris
- Public housing
- Right to buy – John Harris
- Sir Parker Morris
- Tower blocks
Hall of Fame
- Alex Ely and Partners MAE
- Deborah Orr
Hall of Shame
- Cambridge Architectural Research Ltd
- Kickstart
- Munro Mews by PRP
- Saxton – Urban Splash
- Woods House Grosvenor Waterside
Housing
- Dolphin Living
- History of British housing
Ian Nairn
- City of Sound
- London Ian Nairn knew, The
Reading list
- A Social History of Housing 1815-1985 by John Burnett
- Architects Handbook, The
- Architectural Review 1951-59
- British Buildings 1960-1964 by Douglas Stephen, Kenneth Frampton,
- Building the Post-War World by Nicholas Bullock
- Creating defensible space – Oscar Newman
- Design Disadvantagement – Alice Coleman
- Development of Housing in Britain 1870 – 2008, The
- Estates by Lynsey Hanley
- Five Giants, The – Timmins
- Goodbye London by Christopher Booker and Candida Lycett Green
- High density living – Alex Ely
- Home Front, The – Patrick Nuttgens
- Homes for today and tomorrow – 1961
- Housing Manual 1949 by the Ministry of Health
- Housing Policy and Practice by Peter Malpass & Alan Murie
- Hovels to High Rise by Anne Power
- Modern Terrace Housing – Arthur Trystan Edwards
- Outrage Revisited – Nairn
- Psychology of Housing, The – Alice Coleman
- Public Authority Housing – A. W. Cleeve-Barr
- RIBA Book of British Housing
- Right to Buy, The – Colin Jones and Alan Murie
- Shelter is not enough by Graham Towers
- UK Housing Wiki
- Utopia on Trial – Alice Coleman
- Village in the City, The – Nicholas Taylor
- Where the other half lives – Sarah Glynn
The Welfare State
- Aneurin (Nye) Bevan
- Clement Attlee (1883 – 1967)
- Public Sector cuts
- Welfare reform
- Welfare State, 1945–2009 – OU
- William Beveridge (1879 -1963)
Morse Magic – Author

. . . and for six months successfully communicated with coast stations around the world using automated morse . . . read on
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The Politics of Architecture – Jonathan Glancey

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Single aspect flats

Right to buy

Student Reading List

Sustaining Tower Blocks

Blogs I follow

For Sale

Paul Finch – CABE

Back to backs

The Case for Space

Room to swing a cat?

Open Plan living

Deborah Orr

The Dispossessed

Housing build quality

Micro flats Oldham

Tiny flats

High rise retrofit

Estates

Council Housing

Hall of Fame

Hall of Shame

Housing

Ian Nairn

Reading list

The Welfare State

Morse Magic – Author

Archive

Categories

Calendar