Greenbelts under attack
Language: English Series: Financial Times ; 14 December 1997, 5 | Daily Telegraph ; 22 December 1997, 15(3)Publication details: 1997Subject(s): Summary: Government faces pressure from local authorities to approve development plans for greenfield sites, due to local authorities` need to satisfy housing demands. Lists some of the councils demands on greenbelt land. Andres Duany a guru of New Urbanism, who specialises in building `neighbourhoods`, believes that the green belt is doomed, but that only the wrong sort of development is bad.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Government faces pressure from local authorities to approve development plans for greenfield sites, due to local authorities` need to satisfy housing demands. Lists some of the councils demands on greenbelt land. Andres Duany a guru of New Urbanism, who specialises in building `neighbourhoods`, believes that the green belt is doomed, but that only the wrong sort of development is bad.