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The Urban Task Force, headed by Lord Rogers, one of the UK's leading architects, was established by the Department of Environment, Transport and Regions (DETR) to stimulate debate about our urban environment and to identify ways of creating urban areas in direct response to people's needs and aspirations. Their findings, conclusions and recommendations were presented in a final report to Government Ministers in Summer 1999 and form the basis of this important new illustrated book.
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In presenting this report, the Urban Task Force establishes a framework to deliver a new future for urban England; to use a projected increase of 3.8 million households over a 25 year period as an opportunity to revitalise our towns and cities. Read the first page
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In presenting this report, the Urban Task Force establishes a framework to deliver a new future for urban England; to use a projected increase of 3.8 million households over a 25 year period as an opportunity to revitalise our towns and cities. Read the first page
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The first worthwhile policy statement from new Labour,
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This review is from: Towards an Urban Renaissance: Mission Statement (Paperback)
Complex, insightful and clear, the authors seem to have achieved the impossible. Responding to a call from government to find an answer to their political problem of countryside unease at the pressure of new house building on the greenbelt, the task force turned the "problem" on its head and instead offered solutions as to how to make cities more liveable, thereby stopping the flight to the countryside and the suburbanisation of Britain. Excellently written (which must be to the credit to the task force secretariat if Rogers "Cities of a Small Planet" is a sample of his writing)it sketches out a future for urban life that although requiring resources, planning and absolutely singleminded, directed commitment is achievable. The alternative on the other hand is US style ghettos and sprawl with it social alienation , environmental pollution and unsafe and ugly streets. Buy this book!
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graphics are not colored.,
This review is from: Towards an Urban Renaissance: Mission Statement (Paperback)
the graphics are not colored and this frustrated me very much. i didn't know before i buy it that it would be like in black and white.
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