
Ike Ijeh
Head of Housing, Architecture & Urban Space

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The Queen’s Speech and Housing: Will Street Votes solve the Housing Crisis?
by Ike Ijeh | May 13, 2022
Related Content Housing has rarely enjoyed as high a political profile as it does today. A combination of the housing crisis, the abandoned planning bill, the government’s flagship levelling-up programme and it being led by one of the highest profile Cabinet...
Will we celebrate our Elizabethan architecture?
by Ike Ijeh | Mar 7, 2022
Related Content This year is the 70th anniversary of the Queen’s accession. What defined the architecture of Elizabeth II’s reign and what chance does it have of becoming a revered historic style of the future? Since the Norman Conquest and with the singular...
The Levelling Up White Paper falls short of the radical housing policy Britain needs
by Ike Ijeh | Feb 9, 2022
Related Content The Government’s long-awaited Levelling-Up White Paper was finally published a week ago today, and if any one word within the built environment sphere summarises it, it is one we are likely to be hearing much more of for the remaining life of this...
A Call for a Tall Buildings Policy
by Ike Ijeh | Jan 22, 2022
Related Content As part of Policy Exchange’s Building Beautiful programme, new polling, in one of the most extensive surveys in years, has revealed the widespread public concern about the impact tall buildings have had on the heritage, character and appearance of...Support Us
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