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Martin Pawley - Straight to the point

Ian Abley writes...

clickAustin Williams unpicks the dangerous message of Sustainability to identify eight Enemies of Progress 06.05.2008

clickDouble the population of London - serious growth in the Thames Gateway 17.04.2008

Reduce the Green Belt in a pro-growth policy to develop more land than the Thames Gateway alone

clickThe Code for Sustainable Homes is broken 19.03.2008

clickMartin Pawley - Straight to the point 16.03.2008

clickGummer might gloat, but he made the Building Research Establishment what it is today 11.11.2007

clickBritain's "Consultation Overload" - debated but not abating 06.11.2007

clickBlowhard Brown and the eco-towns of Little Britain 13.07.2007

clickThe brick made civilisation possible, and will continue to do so 01.05.2007

clickThe "housing market collapse" fear is an excuse to avoid planning for housing production 23.04.2007

click here for Dear Ed and Yvette

In correspondence on pattern book planning...

clickConnecting planning with building control To Colin Davies, 05.04.2007

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click here for Why is construction so backward? by James Woudhuysen, Ian Abley, Stefan Muthesius and Miles Glendinning, published by John Wiley & Sons 2004click here for Homes 2016 by James Woudhuysen and Ian Abley, the first Broadside supplement from Blueprintclick here for Sustaining Architecture in the Anti-Machine Age, a collection of 18 essays edited by Ian Abley and James Heartfield, published by John Wiley & Sons 2001

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