#LSEdensity - Twitter Hashtag

over 6 years ago

First published on @OnLondon by @DaveHill, don't miss our new blog on the short documentary on Woodberry Down estate regeneration in Manor House (Hackney). Check it out on https://t.co/gqkYI3mpcl #LSEdensity #urbanplanning

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LSE London @lse_london

over 6 years ago

Planners once dreamed of cities with vast empty plazas and quiet streets. Post-pandemic, might they do so again? Read more on @nytimes https://t.co/R4ZqA2MUC9 #LSEDensity #urbanplanning #urbandesign

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LSE London @lse_london

over 6 years ago

Living in a denser London in the age of #Covid19 The design of our homes is impacting on our experience of the pandemic. And living close does not necessarily translate into being closer to each other as a community. Read our new blog on: https://t.co/2jEOo4KnvY #LSEdensity

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LSE London @lse_london

over 6 years ago

Yesterday we presented our report "Living in a denser #London: how residents see their homes". @LSECities 📒Read it here: https://t.co/w5WRf0ZOAv #LSEDensity

lse_london's tweet photo. Yesterday we presented our report "Living in a denser #London: how residents see their homes". @LSECities

📒Read it here: https://t.co/w5WRf0ZOAv

#LSEDensity https://t.co/AIHJ7dqbko

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Katie Wood @kjwrscs

over 6 years ago

Great new report recommended for anyone involved in shaping cities. @LSECities #LSEdensity

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Michael Edwards now at michaellondonsf.bsky.social @michaellondonsf

over 6 years ago

Overall this @LSE_London #LSEdensity report is like a useful pilot study (statistically minute) but risks being cherry-picked to justify status quo. No class analysis of course. Need is for massive independent post-occupancy evaluation of housing & longitudinal work too.

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LSE Cities @LSECities

over 6 years ago

.⁦@LorettaCLees⁩ asks a great question: What’s the role of #architecture in these dense forms? Is it to build community? Is it to be environmentally sustainable? Is it for the people who live there or the people who look at it? #LSEDensity

LSECities's tweet photo. .⁦@LorettaCLees⁩ asks a great question: What’s the role of #architecture in these dense forms?

Is it to build community?
Is it to be environmentally sustainable?
Is it for the people who live there or the people who look at it?

#LSEDensity https://t.co/GTBASWZ3j6

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LSE Cities @LSECities

over 6 years ago

Architect Bob Allies ⁦@alliesmorrison⁩ responds to how architects can respond to issues of storage, overheating, and noise through better design. #LSEDensity

LSECities's tweet photo. Architect Bob Allies ⁦@alliesmorrison⁩ responds to how architects can respond to issues of storage, overheating, and noise through better design.

#LSEDensity https://t.co/Ddfupub5E8

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LSE Cities @LSECities

over 6 years ago

What encourages community? Design elements like shared public spaces & virtual forums for interaction, like Facebook groups ⁦@KathJScanlon⁩ #LSEDensity

LSECities's tweet photo. What encourages community?

Design elements like shared public spaces & virtual forums for interaction, like Facebook groups

⁦@KathJScanlon⁩ #LSEDensity https://t.co/pG8qbXlcOf

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LSE Cities @LSECities

over 6 years ago

One thing we haven’t yet talked about is land value capture, points out ⁦@LorettaCLees⁩. What might be the downside of this, and what could it mean for the future of #London as a vertical city? #LSEDensity

LSECities's tweet photo. One thing we haven’t yet talked about is land value capture, points out ⁦@LorettaCLees⁩.

What might be the downside of this, and what could it mean for the future of #London as a vertical city?

#LSEDensity https://t.co/iN8oyITfne

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LSE Cities @LSECities

over 6 years ago

.⁦@LorettaCLees⁩ responds to the report from a social science perspective. #LSEDensity

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LSE Cities @LSECities

over 6 years ago

There was no correlation between whether a building was “beautiful” and if residents were satisfied. Or between absolute density and resident satisfaction. #LSEDensity

LSECities's tweet photo. There was no correlation between whether a building was “beautiful” and if residents were satisfied. Or between absolute density and resident satisfaction.

#LSEDensity https://t.co/CC9oRNw7LA

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LSE Cities @LSECities

over 6 years ago

“Physical proximity did not necessarily create a sense of community” And only 2% of respondents listed place-based community as one of the most impt characteristics of a home -⁦@KathJScanlon⁩ #LSEDensity

LSECities's tweet photo. “Physical proximity did not necessarily create a sense of community”

And only 2% of respondents listed place-based community as one of the most impt characteristics of a home

-⁦@KathJScanlon⁩ #LSEDensity https://t.co/ADe3cMaaYQ

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LSE Cities @LSECities

over 6 years ago

Interesting to hear that residents’ most common complaints were about a lack of storage space, overheating, and noise. #LSEDensity

LSECities's tweet photo. Interesting to hear that residents’ most common complaints were about a lack of storage space, overheating, and noise. #LSEDensity https://t.co/nOk80Bv4q7

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LSE Cities @LSECities

over 6 years ago

Why did people decide to move to high #density schemes? The #1 reason was #transport, ⁦@KathJScanlon⁩ explains, followed by price. #LSEDensity

LSECities's tweet photo. Why did people decide to move to high #density schemes?

The #1 reason was #transport, ⁦@KathJScanlon⁩ explains, followed by price.

#LSEDensity https://t.co/816dnnTUoY

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DrdrETobari @EimeTobari

over 6 years ago

Transport links tops as a reason to move to a high density scheme, followed by price and neighbourhood characters. #LSEDensity #socialvalue #Socialimpact #cities #urbanplanning

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LSE Cities @LSECities

over 6 years ago

Who lives in this #housing? - Predominantly young 1-2 person households with no children - 60% UK citizens - Spectrum of income #LSEDensity

LSECities's tweet photo. Who lives in this #housing?

- Predominantly young 1-2 person households with no children
- 60% UK citizens
- Spectrum of income

#LSEDensity https://t.co/MNNkBAsoH3

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LSE Cities @LSECities

over 6 years ago

The research covered 14 housing schemes, distributed throughout #London, as depicted on this map. They all have at least 100 dwellings per hectare. #LSEDensity

LSECities's tweet photo. The research covered 14 housing schemes, distributed throughout #London, as depicted on this map.

They all have at least 100 dwellings per hectare.

#LSEDensity https://t.co/oPxUh5FLYI

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LSE Cities @LSECities

over 6 years ago

.⁦@KathJScanlon⁩ introduces the #LSEdensity project with some simple research questions: Who lives in high density housing? What is day to day life like? Is there a sense of community?

LSECities's tweet photo. .⁦@KathJScanlon⁩ introduces the #LSEdensity project with some simple research questions:

Who lives in high density housing?
What is day to day life like?
Is there a sense of community? https://t.co/6vUPdYpTzV

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LSE Cities @LSECities

over 6 years ago

“Do residents love or hate these typologies?” This is a good moment to take stock of the high-density #housing , says ⁦@BURDETTR⁩. The GLA is interested in whether these schemes work to inform future policy. #LSEDensity

LSECities's tweet photo. “Do residents love or hate these typologies?”

This is a good moment to take stock of the high-density #housing , says ⁦@BURDETTR⁩. The GLA is interested in whether these schemes work to inform future policy. #LSEDensity https://t.co/ThqsPHtNfv

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