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Lambeth and the Grammar of Redevelopment

Urban Regeneration

Lambeth and the Grammar of Redevelopment

What is being dismantled is social infrastructure: the ordinary patterns of interdependence through which people make a district liveable.

Old Kent Road and the grammar of redevelopment

Urban Regeneration

Old Kent Road and the grammar of redevelopment

By Mark Shaw Apr 6, 2026

Part III — London for Sale: An Open Objection to Towards a New London Plan (2025)

Urban Regeneration

Part III — London for Sale: An Open Objection to Towards a New London Plan (2025)

By J. W. Carradine Oct 20, 2025

Part II — The Financialisation of London

Urban Regeneration

Part II — The Financialisation of London

By J. W. Carradine Oct 20, 2025

Part I — The Empire of Finance: How Property Became London’s Primary Market

Urban Regeneration

Part I — The Empire of Finance: How Property Became London’s Primary Market

By J. W. Carradine Oct 20, 2025

Speculative Homes, Scorching Lives

Urban Regeneration

Speculative Homes, Scorching Lives

By Mark Shaw Aug 13, 2025

The Billion-Pound Loss: Who Really Profits from London's Redevelopment Boom?

Urban Regeneration

The Billion-Pound Loss: Who Really Profits from London's Redevelopment Boom?

By Mark Shaw Aug 2, 2025

From Markets to Monoculture: The City of London’s Quiet War on Public Space

Urban Regeneration

From Markets to Monoculture: The City of London’s Quiet War on Public Space

By Mark Shaw Jul 24, 2025

Built Heritage, Common Ground: Why Protecting Buildings Must Mean Protecting Communities

Urban Regeneration

Built Heritage, Common Ground: Why Protecting Buildings Must Mean Protecting Communities

By Mark Shaw Jul 23, 2025

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