ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
How do we make places where people want to live, work, play and learn? A podcast on cities, property, architecture and urban design. Support us on Patreon www.patreon.com/thedeveloperuk
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Update frequency:
every 36 days
Average audio length:
48 minutes
Guest interviews
Has sponsors
English
United States
113 episodes
since Nov. 25, 2018
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~48.49% of listeners are from United States.
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US
48.49%
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DE
12.01%
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GB
11.15%
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NL
7.29%
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BE
3.00%
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CH
3.00%
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FR
2.57%
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IE
2.14%
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DK
1.71%
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IN
1.28%
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CA
0.85%
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ES
0.85%
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NO
0.85%
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JP
0.85%
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EE
0.85%
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AU
0.85%
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IQ
0.42%
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HR
0.42%
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PT
0.42%
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MX
0.42%
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RO
0.42%
Others
0.16%
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What happens when London's housing crisis meets the climate crisis? Journalist Peter Apps discusses the changing demographics of the capital and how the lack of affordable housing has ruptured its social fabric, pushing families and workers out to its edges and "taken away people's ability to stay …
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If we want to create inclusive, supportive and safe places, we can't ignore trauma. At least half of all people will experience a trauma at some point in their lives and may be triggered by sights, sounds, questions or spaces that remind them of a past traumatic event. Olaide Oboh, a director at th…
The spending power of disabled people, known as the purple pound, is worth £300bn: "Hello, does that not tell you something?" says Amanprit Arnold, a deaf city urban strategist passionate about creating an accessible city for everyone. "It's not charity. There's a commercial return to inclusive des…
How do we change policy to create gender equal cities? This story starts with a book: Feminist City by Leslie Kern. Read during lockdown, Holly Bruce, Scottish Greens councillor for Langside in Glasgow said it opened her eyes to the ways in which design can limit a women's participation in city lif…
How do you develop a new town hall and civic hub in a community with a longstanding mistrust of its local authority? “You’ve got to listen,” says James Stockdale, Development Director at Muse. Your New Town Hall in Brixton, the project to restore the Grade II-listed Lambeth town hall was …
As regulations on biodiversity net gain and sustainable drainage become mandatory, Carolin Göhler, president-elect of the Landscape Institute, explains why the role of the landscape architect is as vital as it is misunderstood. In areas prone to overheating, flooding or drought, having a lead desig…
Local authorities are moving head with net zero and climate resilience plans, installing solar panels and heat pumps. But a recent report from Key Cities, a group of 27 UK cities, concludes that "progress is being hindered by central government through a lack of powers, clarity, capacity and fundin…
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