Why building homes around railway stations is ‘far from an assault on the countryside’
Labour’s new planning reforms make it easier to build homes around train stations and could pave the way for as many as 570,000 new homes. Russell Curtis explains why the controversial policy won’t concrete over the countryside
BLG Gazetteer
A long journey around the ten Broad Locations of Growth established by the draft London Plan.
Architects’ Salaries in Europe
Examining the relationship between architects' salaries and changes in the number of registered professionals across 13 major European economies.
Cows Coming Home
Exploring the implications of the Broad Locations of Growth (BLGs) on green belt in the draft London Plan.
A Propensity for Density, Part 1
A study of density around London's suburban stations: the first part of my lecture to the 2026 Rail Stations and Property Conference.
Unlocking Development Sites for Affordable Housing – A London Community Land Trust Guide
I'm going to be joining a great panel of speakers for the launch of London CLT's guide to unlocking land for affordable housing at Westminster on the 24 June.