Between Buildings
DeneanMy personal Substack where I write about the relationship between people and the built environment.
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London bones
The world feels like a dark place sometimes. I was having a chat with a friend a few weeks ago, and we mentioned that it felt like conversations now jumped quickly to anger and judgment. It seems like it’s okay to use negative language abou...
An ode to Oxford Street
People’s relationships with places change over time. When I was growing up, I thought that the area I lived in was nice enough but after some work in 2025, I found a new love for it. My appreciation for what it was and how it has changed gr...
Don't you forget about me (when designing buildings)
It’s interesting to think about disability and the built environment during Disability Awareness Month. During my career in built environment policy and planning, I have gained considerable experience in identifying gaps in mobility access ...
If clubbing dies, we lose a lot more than just buildings
I pride myself on being able to remember a lot of the Nineties. I couldn’t go clubbing or gigs just yet, but I *felt* it. TGI Fridays and Top of The Pops were made to get people ready for a night out and I couldn’t wait to go clubbing when ...
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By day I work in planning. By night? I write about people and our relationships with buildings and the spaces between them. And some culture stuff.
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