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Adaptable Suburbs is a continuation of the Towards Successful Suburban Town Centres project. The current project is an interdisciplinary study, done in collaboration with UCL Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering; The Bartlett School of Graduate Studies; and UCL Department of Anthropology. We are seeking to understand why the networks of street and spaces in twenty of the London suburbs already studied work well. Key techniques include space syntax analysis of street network accessibility; historical analysis of change over time; street-level ethnography, interviewing the people who use and trade in each centre and mapping their spatial networks; and detailed town centr

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University College London

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Geography Suburban Space Introduction

03 Larkham Morton

04 Watt

05 Paynter

06 Chen

02 Sstc Theory

Introduction to the Towards Successful Suburban Town Centres Project at UCL

Examples from Barnet, South Norwood and Surbiton

Demos LSE presentation - Nature of The Suburbs

Adaptable Suburbs JISC GECO - 05/03/12

SSS8 - From the Axial Line to the Walked Line

Adaptive Town Centres: examining the physical, social and economic growth and change in London’s suburban centres