The British Papers is a collection of invited essays and opinions from architectural and urban -design leaders, as a snapshot of current thinking and approaches to sustainable city-making.
The British Papers is a collection of invited essays and opinions from architectural and urban -design leaders, as a snapshot of current thinking and approaches to sustainable city-making.
Angela Brady is a Director at award winning private practice Brady Mallalieu Architects Ltd, with Robin Mallalieu. Angela was elected President of Royal Institute of British Architects (2011-2013). She reaches a wide public audience as a professional TV broadcaster, promoting Architecture on TV and Radio, along with published articles in books, magazines and blogs as well as running design workshops in schools and galleries as a STEMnet ambassador.
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PPRIBA An Integrated Planning and Design Strategy for Urbanising City Regions in China and Asia. The Electric City. London: The Compact City. High-Speed Stations: A Catalyst for Economic Growth. Public Transport TFL Sustainable Urban Design: Public Versus Private Transport. The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park: Promoting Sustainable Lifestyles. Sustainable Urban Design and UK Specialism. Constructive Conservation: English Heritage's Approach. History, Culture and Identity. What Is Green Design? Prototyping Innovation and New Systems for Sustainable Architecture. Sustainable Urban Design. Towards a Low-Carbon Design for the Middle East. Does the Manic Pace of Construction Leave Enough Time and Space for Critical Thinking? PPRIBA Second Nature Urban Agriculture: Designing the Productive City. Urban Vegetation and UrbanAir Quality. The Cooling Effects of Trees. The Trees and Design Action Group. Adapting Buildings and Cities for Climate Change. Education, Research and Development. Evaluating the Energy Performance of Your Property. Creating Sustainable Communities: Process, Place, People. Protecting the Uniqueness of Each City. New City: Old City A Design Process Locked into Context, Community and Climate. The Living City: The Role of Technology in Planning, Design and Constructing More Sustainable Cities. Low Carbon and Cities: The Future. How to Survive and Thrive in the 21st Century. A New Kind of Suburbia. Wilderness City. So Watt About China: The Power of 7 Billion Watts. (What's...? What, Me?). City of Shallow Hollows
PPRIBA An Integrated Planning and Design Strategy for Urbanising City Regions in China and Asia. The Electric City. London: The Compact City. High-Speed Stations: A Catalyst for Economic Growth. Public Transport TFL Sustainable Urban Design: Public Versus Private Transport. The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park: Promoting Sustainable Lifestyles. Sustainable Urban Design and UK Specialism. Constructive Conservation: English Heritage's Approach. History, Culture and Identity. What Is Green Design? Prototyping Innovation and New Systems for Sustainable Architecture. Sustainable Urban Design. Towards a Low-Carbon Design for the Middle East. Does the Manic Pace of Construction Leave Enough Time and Space for Critical Thinking? PPRIBA Second Nature Urban Agriculture: Designing the Productive City. Urban Vegetation and UrbanAir Quality. The Cooling Effects of Trees. The Trees and Design Action Group. Adapting Buildings and Cities for Climate Change. Education, Research and Development. Evaluating the Energy Performance of Your Property. Creating Sustainable Communities: Process, Place, People. Protecting the Uniqueness of Each City. New City: Old City A Design Process Locked into Context, Community and Climate. The Living City: The Role of Technology in Planning, Design and Constructing More Sustainable Cities. Low Carbon and Cities: The Future. How to Survive and Thrive in the 21st Century. A New Kind of Suburbia. Wilderness City. So Watt About China: The Power of 7 Billion Watts. (What's...? What, Me?). City of Shallow Hollows
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