Conservation Bulletin 75

Contents

• Introduction and Context
  Editorial: heritage and the dynamic city
• Where we are now
  London’s planning in context
  Using new technologies to analyse and predict change in the building stock
  Residential densities in world cities – how London compares
  London needs to create great streets
  New London Vernacular
• Challenges for London
  Accommodating London’s growth without heritage conflict?
  Meeting the challenge of delivering growth sustainably
  Learning from our mid-rise legacy
  Profit from provenance
  Investing in infrastructure and improving connectivity
  Delivering major infrastructure schemes in London’s historic environment
  A city of towers?
  London’s landscape infrastructure and how to make the most of it
  The River Thames – conserving the capital’s greatest urban space
  Growth and pressure: supporting the capital’s informal culture
  Restoration: infrastructure as a catalyst
  Funding and investment in the historic environment
• Heritage as part of the Plan
  A developer’s perspective – heritage adds value
  The City’s heritage: the keystone to its future
  Civic society and a collaborative future for built heritage
  Recognising the economic value of investing in heritage assets
  Securing what makes London special for the long term
  20th century architecture and the impact of
  current development
  Neighbourhood planning – the ‘city of villages’ restored
  Listing the world in a great world city
  Strategic listing: helping to shape London’s future
  How local communities are saving London’s heritage
  A vision for London