How much are thy allocating for carbon capture? Dutch that instead…..

Generally, permitted development rights under recent-ish change in Scotland. Complete disconnect between policy and pd. Built in problem.

Trumpesque…..

Smiths shops have looked a shambles for years, don’t know how they survived so long.

Saw an article the other day about a new ‘immersive Titanic experience’ which I may avoid….

Noted! Thanks.

Fab, but a common name version might help!

Thoughts on this appreciated. Already working on the next one so feedback is useful.

www.edinburgh.gov.uk/cityplan2030

A Maxi. They’ve really corrupted the Mini

There’s certainly a difference between number of homes being built and amount of land with permissions. No business will build a home unless someone can get a mortgage to buy it or pay market rent. Without other need being funded somehow (in SE Scotland it’s over 60%), it simply won’t get built.

Should be red

I find modern academic writing often a chore to read and a frustration of learning rather than positive communication. Simplicity is not a crime but seems to be consciously avoided rather than embraced.

Radio snooker

Anyone know what the density dph of this is?

Looks pretty low headlight so hope it’s not too springy….

That’s a great shop too

Radiohead at Subway Edinburgh. Maybe holds a couple of hundred at a squeeze? Probably 20 people in. Not too long before re-release of Creep. Or REM at Coasters, less than 1000. Both great!

Yes, very much so. Working hard to get that in Edinburgh, in part returning to models of the past, tenements, colonies, terraces with a mix of uses.

It’s useful, at least. There’s a need to think bigger. New places can work if they have the numbers and density to support the right public transport and local services. Recent articles have bemoaned the lack of these and never mentioned density. That’s a blocker to building good places