WHAT'S IN the April-June 2007 issue 61
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PiL 61 contents:
- WHAT'S IN the April-June issue of PLANNING IN LONDON magazine, issue 61
page 1 Can impacts replace rules? (Hellman)
4 FRONTISPIECE World class architecture for Croydon
5 LEADER/OPINIONS* ‘Till the cows come home; The Olympic legacy will be the intangibles: Sir Robin Wales; No allowance for windfalls anymore:Christine Field; Starting the clock: when is an application properly made?: Simon Ricketts; When impact may not mean a collision: Andrew Rogers.
9 LETTER from Sir Terry Farrell: Gateway plan not ‘London-centric’.
10 DIARY and next Forum meeting
11 LONDON FIRST Judith Salomon; The Mayor’s housing strategy; Crossrail – the time is now; London Planning Awards add new category for 2007.
14 BRIEFING* DCLG borough performance tables; !PILLO!
16 LONDON PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT FORUM
There is a duty to consult – but how to go about it?
18 BOOKS 1 Riëtte Oosthuizen of Knight Frank reviews Neighbourhood Renewal and Housing Markets ed by Harris Beider.
19 EFFECTS-BASED vs ACTIVITY-BASED PLANNING* Zoë Cooper of the EA explains the New Zealand system.
21 LIBERATING CONTROL OF THE USE OF LAND AND BUILDINGS* Brian Waters (your editor) says its time to rethink the UCO.
25 ADAPTABLE FLOORSPACE – A NEW CITY FABRIC?* Architect Alex Lifschutz argues for buildings which convert easily between different uses
29 THE MAYOR’S SUB-REGIONS – FIT FOR WHAT PURPOSE? Martin Simmons puts forward a different approach.
32 SUSTAINABLE SUBURBIA* Sir Richard MacCormac shows how.
37 LONDON’S UNTAPPED POTENTIAL FOR HOUSING ‘Windfall’ and small sites have much to contribute says Will Teasdale of Llewelyn Davies Yeang.
40 RE-USING PUBLICLY OWNED LAND FOR HOUSING
RPS’ Stephen Miles on the conclusions of his report for the TCPA.
43 BOOKS 2 Graham Loveland reviews Harley Sherlock’s An Architect in Islington.
44 RE-ENGINEERING THE EUROPEAN CITY David Mackay of MBM Arquitectes, Barcelona.
47 RE-INTEGRATING PLANNING AND TRANSPORT Professor Alan Wenban-Smith says road-user charges will help.
51 EARTH INC. – A NEW ECONOMIC ENTITY Monetise characteristics of the planet not yet given a price, suggests engineer Bryn Bird.
53 PLANNING AGAINST GROWTH Reform needs to be on the supply-side, says Dr Oliver Hartwich.
55 COUNCILLORS IN PLANNING A hot topic, explains Arup’s Jillian Hastings.
57 WHERE HAVE ALL THE PLANNERS GONE? A new report by Tim Edmundson and Elizabeth Rawson.
56 LONDON PLANNING DIRECTORY*
59 Planning and Environment reference guide
62 Subscription form
63 Advice directory
(*these items may be downloaded as .pdf files from http://www.planninginlondon.com)
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