Office to residential conversion - one year on

Paul Greenhalgh; Kevin Muldoon-Smith; Ernie Jowsey

Office to residential conversion - one year on

Paul Greenhalgh, Kevin Muldoon-Smith, Ernie Jowsey

School of Architecture and Built Environment

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The following article firstly offers a reflection on last year’s planning rule changes regarding office to residential conversion; secondly it provides an update regarding the ACES endorsed research project: ‘Investigating the Impact of Vacant Office Buildings on Town and City Centres in the UK.’[see 2013 Spring Terrier]. “if local authorities,…..and developers focused attention on buildings identified as ‘acutely vacant’, secondary office vacancy may be reduced by up to 40% in Leeds and potentially halved in Newcastle."

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	20-23
Journal	The Terrier
Volume	19
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - Apr 2014

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Adaptation, Value, and the Built Environment

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Greenhalgh Muldoon Smith Jowsey Terrier Office to Resi paper March 2014 (1)Accepted author manuscript, 236 KB

https://www.aces.org.uk/files/pubs/119-1427641689.pdf

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Office to residential conversion - one year on

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