London
City planning, great britain
London (england), social conditions
Architecture, great britain
Architecture and society
Architecture, modern, 20th century
Urban policy
Architecture
Social conditions
History
"London has thrived for centuries on cut-throat commerce, high finance and boisterous creativity. But it has been at its best when its passion for enterprise and inventiveness has been tempered by a degree of long-term planning and democratic control, when public virtue has been allowed to triumph o…
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