Critics including architect Richard Rogers have labelled the project unsustainable, fractured and incoherent An emerging vision for Britain’s first new garden city in more than a century should be scrapped, one of the country’s leading architects has said.In November, George Osborne announced more than £300m in public money to kickstart Ebbsfleet garden city in north Kent, but Richard Rogers, a leading architect and former government adviser on cities, said: “They shouldn’t be building down there. East London still has masses of brownfield land so why are we building 15 miles out? This is not a sustainable option.” Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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