Make Planning Make Sense
Make Planning Make Sense
Podcast Description
Join Aaron Zimmerman MRTPI and Alex Roth as they Make Planning Make Sense.
Explore how town planning works in the UK, why it doesn’t work well, why that matters, and what needs to change for planning to actually make sense. We’ll be having honest conversations with leaders from across the planning and development ecosystem.
This podcast is for anyone trying to build, fund, design, approve, or understand development in the UK. Follow us wherever you get your podcasts for new episodes each Thursday.
Make Planning Make Sense is presented by Centro Planning Consultancy. https://centroplan.co.uk/
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Content Themes
The podcast explores key themes in urban planning, including the effectiveness of current planning systems, the challenges faced in development processes, and recommendations for improvement. Episode examples include discussions about specific towns that have undergone planning and the systemic issues affecting urban development.
This podcast is for anyone trying to build, fund, design, approve, or understand development in the UK. Your host, Aaron Zimmerman MA MSc MRTPI, is having honest conversations with other leaders from across the built environment sector to Make Planning Make Sense. Follow for new episodes fortnightly on Thursdays!
Make Planning Make Sense is presented by Centro Planning Consultancy and recorded in beautiful London, England. https://centroplan.co.uk/
Our guest this week is Helen Walker, Head of Heritage and Associate at Bowman Riley.
Helen lets us in on a pleasant little heritage hack that can spare folks a bit of time, expense, and grief.
Along the way, we touch on the perils of the “only Grade II” mindset and the risk of losing the living knowledge of the building crafts.
Be sure to follow for new episodes fortnightly. Make Planning Make Sense is hosted by Aaron Zimmerman MRTPI, presented by Centro Planning Consultancy and recorded in beautiful London, England.
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