Jules Lubbock

Jules Lubbock explores the history of British town planning legislation in his Tyranny of Taste (Yale University Press, 1995). He was speechwriter for the Prince of Wales's interventions in the architectural debate during the 1980s. He is Professor of Art History at the University of Essex and has just been awarded a major grant for a four-year research study into architecture and town planning since 1945.

Planning is the problem

In their openDemocracy interview, Richard Rogers and John Jackson jointly lament the disintegration of the countryside and the decay of the towns. One might have expected the world-famous architect and

By Jules Lubbock

/ 3 Jul 2001