A new kind of bleak : journeys through urban Britain / Owen Hatherley.
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London ; New York :
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2012.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : will there still be building, in the dark times?
- The Thames gateway : one of the dark places of the earth
- Teeside : infantilized hercules
- Preston : nothing great but man
- Barrow-in-Furness : diving for pearls
- The metropolitan county of the West Midlands : the patchwork explains, the land is unchanged
- Bristol : the tyranny of structurelessness
- Brighton and Hove : on parade
- Croydon : zone 5 strategy
- Plymouth : fables of the reconstruction
- Oxford : Quadrangle and Banlieue
- Leicester : another middle England
- Lincoln : between two cathedrals
- The valleys : I am a pioneer, they cAll me primitive
- Edinburgh : capital (it fails us now)
- Aberdeen : where the money went
- From Govan to Cumbernauld: was the solution worse than the problem?
- Belfast : we are not going away
- The City of London : the beginning is nigh.