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Physical capital - how great places boost public value
Publication Year
2005
Document Status
Archived
Abstract
Short booklet in which three thinkers set out their perspective on the concept of 'physical capital'. CABE defines this as the potential value - financial, social and cultural - of the built environment. Schools, clinics, houses, offices, factories, streets, parks, museums, public art, squares and bridges combine to form the physical capital of a particular place.
Document History
This document has been archived by the original publisher.
ISBN
9781846330032
Publisher Information
Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment
Now defunct, the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment was the government's advisor on architecture, urban design and public space. They replaced the Royal Fine Art Commission in 1999. In April 2011, the Design Council and CABE joined to become one organisation.
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