Phalanxes of trees like the Men of Harlech marching… but why do we treat sunlight so appallingly in our cities? A tiny percentage of the ground in The City gets more than two hours of direct sunlight a day (let alone the dismal daylight inside these buildings, which require 24 hour lighting, despite huge quantities of glass) due to their enormous floorplates
Yes, I agree. The Garden Museum did quite a lot of work on the importance of sunlight when threatened by a huge neighbouring development. It may be available online on their website. Charles
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Phalanxes of trees like the Men of Harlech marching… but why do we treat sunlight so appallingly in our cities? A tiny percentage of the ground in The City gets more than two hours of direct sunlight a day (let alone the dismal daylight inside these buildings, which require 24 hour lighting, despite huge quantities of glass) due to their enormous floorplates
Yes, I agree. The Garden Museum did quite a lot of work on the importance of sunlight when threatened by a huge neighbouring development. It may be available online on their website. Charles