Cold-water swimming with Canary Wharf bankers
Can this century’s favourite health fad save the financial district?
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“Build, baby, build” can’t mask Labour’s desperation
It’s going to take more than merch to improve the party’s chances
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No, brownfield land won’t solve the housing crisis
Brownfield building sounds too good to be true – and it is
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Britain’s new-build nightmare
How the dream of home ownership ran into the reality of an under-regulated market.
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Lessons for Britain from Milton Keynes
The mocked and derided town is a rare success story of national planning.
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Fifteen-minute cities are a working-class nightmare
A car-free lifestyle is only possible for those whose profession and income permit it.
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Down with free market urbanism
London is more than an economic engine.
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How have 15-minute cities become a conspiracy theory?
No one wants to take away your car or put you in permanent lockdown.
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The one-dimensional city
Saudi Arabia unveils its half-trillion-dollar plan for a new linear utopia. But is the idea anything new?
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The New Urban Crisis charts the problem with “winner-takes-all” superstar cities
Like the issues Richard Florida identifies, his solutions are many, varied and intimidating.
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