Places for People; National Policy on Architecture (deadline extended to 13 March)

Architecture and our built environment are central to our society. Good quality buildings and places have a positive impact on people, their health and well-being and their ability to prosper. The places  we inhabit affect how we live, socialise, create, work and play. They reflect our value systems and give us our cultural identity and sense of place.  The proposed new policy will support long–term planning strategies and will assist in addressing key issues including societal well-being, climate change and urban regeneration.

*Extended deadline to 13 March for the National Policy on Architecture public consultation