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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Self-Build: The Price is Right
As described in the previous posts, the new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) places local authorities under a duty to assess and cater for the demand for self-build land in their area. East Staffordshire seem to be the first off … Continue reading
Posted in Development/Land-Use
Tagged demand, East Staffordshire, housing delivery, NPPF, policy, residual value, self build, value
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Self Build: First Off the Blocks?
And just in case you thought the idea of Local Authorities assessing the demand for self-build land in their area, and then catering for that demand, sounds far-fetched (see previous post), take a look at this.
Posted in Development/Land-Use
Tagged demand, East Staffordshire, Grant Shapps, housing delivery, NPPF, policy, self build
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The NPPF: A Game-Changer for Self Build?
There was a flurry of Tweet-traffic last week around the launch of Housing Minister Grant Shapps’ new self-build initiative. Regular readers may recall I wrote about this a couple of times last year – including this post where I suggested … Continue reading
Posted in Development/Land-Use
Tagged Building Design, Grant Shapps, housing delivery, NPPF, policy, self build
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Hand-Made in Norfolk
There was a distinctly ‘hand-made’ feel to Pecha Kucha Norwich Vol.3 at Cinema City on Sunday evening.
Posted in Architecture/Design
Tagged Bernard Chauly, Jo Stafford, pecha kucha, Rachel Rayns, Steve Appleton
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Do I look FAT in this?
I was intrigued to see some coverage of Ruralise’s Tayler and Green feature on ‘Fantastic Journal’, the architecture and design blog of Charles Holland, a Director at architects FAT.
Posted in Architecture/Design
Tagged Charles Holland, design/architecture, FAT, modernism, opinion/responses, Post-Modernism, Tayler and Green, The Fantastic Journal
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At last!
Well it seems my pronouncement of the demise of the Community Right to Build two weeks ago was indeed premature! This week my CRTB Google-alert brought me this document from the Department of Communities and Local Government – their own … Continue reading
Posted in Community Right to Build
Tagged affordable housing, Community Right to Build, development, Localism Bill, policy
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