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London housing: heading for a perfect storm?
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Demand in the London property market is rocketing which is making it difficult and in some cases impossible for key workers to get a foot on the property ladder. Some commentators are now predicting a perfect storm as financial, social, planning and technology sectors align creating a building boom to meet this demand. This is good news for the housing gap but will architects get moved further down the chain of influence in the rush to build high volume housing projects? Here, WAN Editor in Chief, Michael Hammond talks to Chris Darling of Darling Associates who responds to the recent Government White Paper on Housing…
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