Why cities should be designed for children
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Town and Regional
How can new uses of towns and regions be supported? How can we live sustainably? How can we capitalise on all the potential digital technology provides in offering more services? Or in (re)creating social links and improving well-being and quality of life?
Here, we put forward our vision for urban planning and the design of regions for the future through consultation with those who live there being made a priority. In doing so, we hope to position ourselves as a top contributor to the attractiveness and economic vibrancy of towns and regions. Let’s talk about it together!
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