The period from 1940 to the mid 1950s has been widely referred to as a critical period in UK planning, with new legislation, official guidance, and hundreds of plans of all scales produced in the aftermath of wartime destruction. The circumstances of war seemed to favour a top-down, expert-driven process. If this was the high-point […]
British Urban Reconstruction after the Second World War: The Rise of Planning and the Issue of “Non-Planning”
Issue:
2020, Volume 54, No. 1 - 2