The numbers still don’t add up
In one of my blogs last year I raised the issue of how often the numbers don’t make sense when … Continue reading The numbers still don’t add up ...
Built to Perfection
Architectural models have always held a fascination for me especially because they are a great way of creating a perception … Continue reading Built to Perfection ...
The Importance of Urban Areas for Nature
The countryside. What is it? The green bit outside of the city… right? It’s the bit where we can see … Continue reading The Importance of Urban Areas for Nature ...
Moving Joe
We are all aware of sensationalist media reports depicting hoarders as freaks or health hazards but not many of us … Continue reading Moving Joe ...
Tackling the Stigma Felt by Residents
The Government’s Green Paper on Social Housing came out promising four main items. One of the main items was to … Continue reading Tackling the Stigma Felt by Residents ...
Social housing should not be viewed as ‘second class’ or an experiment
I was at a workshop on building new homes and we got to a contentious point about what was being … Continue reading Social housing should not be viewed as ‘second class’ or an experiment ...
Builders who can Talk – Meet the contractor
We have recently introduced six or seven different demolition and construction firms to residents’ groups with whom we have worked … Continue reading Builders who can Talk – Meet the contractor ...