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What Would You Die For?
Essays by Roger Scruton, Ken Worpole & Ghassan Hage, with an introduction by Chris
Rawlings.
British Council, Counterpoint Series, 2004.
This essay, The meaning of death or the death of meaning?, examines the historic role
which cemeteries have played in the architectural and moral geography of the town or
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21st Century Libraries
Changing Forms, Changing Functions,
Ken Worpole.
Building Futures, CABE, May 2004.
This report on the challenges facing contemporary public library architecture, was
commissioned by Building Futures, a unique collaboration between CABE and
RIBA, with additional support from MLA (Museums, Libraries, Archives). |
Better Public Libraries
Introductory essay,
Ken Worpole.
CABE & Re:Source, September 2003.
Ken Worpole outlines some of the principal differences which
now might be drawn between traditional and modern library architecture, and how design
might be used to enable libraries to capture the public imagination once more.
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No Particular Place To Go?
Children, Young People and Public Space.
Ken Worpole.
Groundwork, June 2003.
This report argues that planning for play, and the need to
create safe street networks and spaces for children and young people, is a pre-condition
of a healthy community life and urban 'liveability'. |
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