#10: A picture a day for 100 days from my new book 'A History of Council Housing in 100 Estates'. Burnage Garden Village, Manchester, established in 1906 by a co-partnership society, Manchester Tenants Ltd.
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@samtranum This is the stuff used in office walls say to prevent sound transfer - glass or rock wool, great acoustic insulator. Works best between 2 layers of plasterboard, but your plywood may work too https://t.co/uCgNruIZ0t
Amen to this - I'm worn out trying to learn/explain suitability codes nobody uses, and calling buildings "assets". It's Time to Get Rid of Useless BIM Acronyms, via @RevitPure https://t.co/7nyjOVTmTZ
#Covid19 is caught indoors. It spread in air, not hands
In stale air:
🦠2m distance is not safe (8m in meat plant, Germany, 6m in restaurant, Korea)
🦠15 mins is not safe (<5 mins prison, USA)
🧫 Stale indoor air is the root of this pandemic. It is measurable & preventable
I'm doing some market research on common questions on #planningpermission in Ireland for my course @GCDdesign - the survey below will only take 2 minutes, all contributions are much appreciated! #newbuild#selfbuild https://t.co/OUZqJVSWzF
In Short
Talent is not described by turnover.
Care is not described by insurance.
Insight is not described by a risk management document.
We Can Build Better if we can learn this
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.@frankmcdonald60 - can you confirm that this is really you writing this atrocious article? Can it really be true that a writer on environmental issues would call for threatened species to be killed off just because you don't like the sound of them? 🤦♂️
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“When I ask Sinéad Burke what she would say to a roomful of architects, she has an instant response: “Make accessibility beautiful.”
I spoke to @JDavidsonNYC and @NYMag about designing cities for disabled people. https://t.co/NFp3MqNGsc
@stephen_coyne I’ve also felt disappointed since the cladding has gone up - I think the grey flatness of it makes it look cheap in a location where it should be the standout development 😕
3. Brussels’ streets aren’t in the best state of repair, but walking is much nicer and easier than Dublin. Main reason for me is no-wait pedestrian priority at nearly every junction.
Zebra crossings virtually everywhere means you can ...just walk.
‘Discussions about high-rise buildings in Dublin are resembling the debate about Brexit. Positions have been taken before there is any clarity about what high-rise means, what it hopes to achieve or how it would work’ @thetimesIE https://t.co/nkv1Y3E4iy
‘Salesforce row* could put developers back to square one’ @killianwoods in @sundaybusiness
*legal challenge to building height limits in an SDZ (Strategic Development Zone)