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Affordable Housing in Mixed Use Developments: Does it Really Work?

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Affordable Housing in Mixed Use Developments: Does it Really Work?

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Planners and the planning system itself, particularly in London, came in for criticism at this one-day conference, which highlighted the tensions between the public sector and the development industry. Both sides were well represented and strong views were expressed by both. Four of the papers are summarised below: • Andrew Wilson Head of Residential Development Tesco: Encouraging the public sector to be realistic • Andy King Associate Director Indigo Planning: How planning can enable development • Keith Cox , Director of Health Care Swanke Hayden Connell Architects: Independent living – new opportunities • Tim Stonor Managing Director Space Syntax: Utilising the space in and around buildings effectively Some interesting views and facts emerged from the papers presented and from the useful discussion, which followed the papers; it was evident that many developers feel confusion, resentment and irritation with local planning departments over development proposals. Chief among complaints

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