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MAUD (Problems (Village Sprawl: New development around the edge of…

- - - - Map
        
        Slower pace of life
        
        More free time
        
        Hours worked in a day
        
        Connection with nature
        
        Distance to greenspace
        
        Accessibility of the everyday
        
        Connection to other people
        
        Safety
        
        Crime map
        
        Mental health
        
        Prescriptions
        
        Air quality/pollution
        
        Tfl map
  - - - Requires additional strategy
    - - Identity
      - Community
      - Environmentally sustainable
        
        Walkability
        
        Access to facilities
      - Desirable by the public
    - - Development along transport Links
        
        Commuter places
        
        Strategy for the home counties
        
        Industrial development
        
        Crossrail towns
      - Developer Housing Estates
        
        Lacking identity
        
        Lacking architectural longevity
        
        Lacking variation
    - - Are these spaces worth keeping?
        
        More than just these particular spaces but the protection of the existing community itself
  - - - Aesthetics of environmental buildings
        
        Sustainable design can apply to all buildings
        
        Would a new architectural movement of architecture, with a particular aesthetic promote sustainable living?
      - Economic imapct #
        
        Why build sustainably when you can build cheaply?
        
        Because residents will pay slightly more
        
        Research estate market :red_flag:
- - - - Intercity greenway #
        
        Between London, suburbs and essex countryside
    - - Gateway between city and country :star:
        
        City built up to edges with contrasting countryside
        
        Intense urbanisation of the suburbs
        
        M25 is the new city wall #
        
        Countryside as a purely practical rural landscape
        
        Farming
        
        Re-forestation
        
        Gateway on every street connecting communities to citywide infrastructure
        
        Individual approach
        
        Greening of streets #
        
        Community Approach
        
        Shared public greenspaces connected to network
        
        Fine grain greening
      - Vertical parks :star:
        
        Architectural response to lack of quantity of greenspace in cities
    - - Greening of suburbs # # :check:
        
        Essex a current dumping ground for socially deprived
        
        Green wedges not green belt :checkered_flag:
      - Greenway network for london #
        
        Greenway connecting node
        
        'roundabout', 'Station'
        
        Infrastructure :star:
      - London National Park City :check:
        
        De-fragmentation
        
        Connect public and private greenspace #
    - - Rural greenbelt as a strategy for village sprawl #
        
        Parks as cultural resilience strategy for towns and villages
        
        Greenbelt park as a designed transition between the town and countryside
      - Sprawl. A singular city and countryside
        
        We should build outwards not upward
        
        Blend of countryside and city
        
        Would it be so bad if these places were more environmentally beneficial than the fields that are already there? :checkered_flag:
        
        The green belt is a political boundary for building development not for green development
        
        Green sprawl
        
        Ruralisation not urbanisation #
    - - 'Park house' :star: #
        
        Shared community greenspace in a building
        
        Can the benefits of greenspace be implemented in architecture?
- - - - Cities
        
        Garden Cities
        
        Munich
        
        Plan Voisin, Le Corbusier, 1925
      - Parks
        
        Central Park, NY
        
        Highline
        
        Rectory Farm, Carmody Groake
      - Villages
        
        Finchingfield
      - Towns
      - Buildings
      - Concepts
        
        Ruralism
        
        Artist's Collective
        
        David Inshaw
        
        Peter Blake
        
        Picturesque
        
        Metroland, Betjamin
  - - - Secondary
        
        Maps
        
        T, Edwards, Green Wedge Plan, 1943
        
        Patrick Abercrombie, 1944
        
        Lectures and talks
        
        National Park City London
        
        Reading
        
        Books
        
        Catherine Ward-Thompson, Wildscapes
        
        Wildscapes play a social role in society, enabling us to misbehave in ways in which we can't in urban areas
      - Primary
        
        Film
        
        Railway Verge, Brentwood to Liverpool St
        
        Survey
        
        Photography
        
        Wanstead Flats
        
        Redbridge
        
        Barkingside
        
        Interviews
    - - Essay 1
        
        Greenbelt map
        
        Ever-growing greenbelt
        
        London is the capital of Essex, not chelmsford
        
        Lost Villages Map
        
        The various sprawls of London have spatially, economically and socially engulfed many, now lost villages
        
        Essexness map
        
        Space between Essex and London with both identities
        
        Usage typology studies
        
        A space may have a usage attatched to it by the administrators that manage it, yet actually spaces are almost always mutli-faceted and provide space for many usages