Paradise Found?
Jan04

Paradise Found?

The vision for the new Forest City 1 is undeniably bold, ambitious… and a much-needed response to the demand for “more” and “better”.

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High noon for high drama
Dec19

High noon for high drama

When you have to concentrate rather than allowing yourself to be carried away by the magic of theatre, then something isn’t working.

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BEST BOOKS OF 2025
Dec08

BEST BOOKS OF 2025

Some of the Future Cities Project Readers’ Group and Paper Review regulars have chosen their favourite books of 2025. If you’re looking for stocking fillers, or just great books, read on.

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Forest City 1
Dec05

Forest City 1

An interview on Ali Miraj’s LBC Radio programme, discussing Forest City 1, but also the generic city and the broader implications of Big Ideas.

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Where’s the infrastructure & investment?
Nov12

Where’s the infrastructure & investment?

Modern infrastructure is essential for a healthy economy. But with our current economic stagnation and near-zero growth, we’re stuck in a rut.

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Things fall apart, the centre cannot build
Aug16

Things fall apart, the centre cannot build

Lewis Goodhall;s comments reflect the cosmopolitan elite’s general contempt for the concerns of many ordinary people.

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Unfair COP
Nov30

Unfair COP

The Conference of the Parties (COP) has been criss-crossing the world on a never-ending jamboree of virtue-signalling for the last three decades

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China’s urban dilemmas
Apr30

China’s urban dilemmas

For 40 years, China has been urbanizing in order to accommodate its growing population often with scant regard to the finer points of urban design.

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Housing: Where Will We All Live?
Apr28

Housing: Where Will We All Live?

While the construction industry tries to deal with its economic problems by redundancies and bankruptcies; the big new stupid idea in architecture schools is “degrowth.”

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Stay home, Don’t move, Save lives!
Mar23

Stay home, Don’t move, Save lives!

Chief Medical Officer, Sir Chris Whitty is senior advisor to the government’s “walking, wheeling and cycling” Active Travel strategy.

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