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As the coronavirus threat finally starts to recede, the approach of COP26 should come to dominate the conversation in 2021. As it does so, we need to consider what that means for the built environment.
Postponed from November 2020 because of the global pandemic, and due to take place in Glasgow between 1 and 12 November, the delay has given the industry more time to prepare. Which is just as well, because we needed it.
A year ago, when we were still blissfully unaware of the chaos that the next 12 months would bring, there was almost no conversation around COP26 emanating from the industry. Interest in net zero carbon solutions was starting to grow, but it had not yet reached the fever pitch in demand that we are starting to experience.
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By Jordan Marshall2021-03-09T06:00:00+00:00
Area next door to HS2 hub set to see 25,000 homes built
A new plan to develop land around HS2’s Old Oak Common station has been lodged with the planning inspector.
The Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC) has submitted a revised draft local plan to support building more than 25,000 new homes in the area.
How the proposed Old Oak Common station will look when built
The development will be focused around the WSP and Wilkinson Eyre-designed station, which is set to become a major transport hub with HS2, Great Western and Crossrail services all due to converge at the site.
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It features a king-size bed, private dressing area, walk-in wardrobe and marble bathroom with a sculptured bath and rain shower.
The open-plan living area includes a private foyer, dining area, powder room and lounge with the latest touch-screen multimedia technology.
Not bad! The six-star suites include a 24-hour butler service plus a secluded cabana with private infinity pool, reports The Sydney Morning Herald. Damon is pictured in October 2019
Opulent: The building s top-of-the-line, one-bedroom Crystal Villa costs $4,000 per night
Floor-to-ceiling windows showcase sweeping views of Sydney s skyline, including the iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House.
A personal butler is included in the nightly rate.