Tomorrow: a peaceful path to urban reform
Authors:
David Rudlin
Date:
July 1998
Themes:
Environment and sustainability
Urban development and regeneration
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Summary:
To accommodate household growth within urban areas we will have to use every option available to us. This report suggests that it is feasible to aim for a 75% target for new homes in urban areas by developing a new agenda for the renaissance of urban Britain. This is partly about the physical capacity of urban areas but it is much more about our attitudes to cities and our willingness to challenge historic trends. At the end of the millennium the time is right to bring about these changes.
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