The following is a classic example of fatuous equivocation delivered by a catdog. “A spokeswoman for the Arts Council attempts to explain the reasoning behind the move. ‘The scene of architecture has changed so much over the last decade,’ she explains. ‘The UK is undergoing the largest public building programme ever, with major urban regeneration programmes going on. The Arts Council has supported Architecture Week for over 11 years, it was time to review the value of its investment. It takes such a long time and large amount of money to bring to fruition,’ she says.” Design Week
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is that really true?
Even postwar?
"I can’t tell you how strongly I feel about this. We must see Architecture Week continue and perhaps we need to see how we can help." Lord Rogers (Gandalf)
Will Livingstone (Frodo) carry the ring to secure and edify the shire?
Can anyone guess where Mount Doom is?
‘The scene of architecture has changed so much over the last decade,’...‘The UK is undergoing the largest public building programme ever, with major urban regeneration programmes going on'
wouldn't those be reasons for the value and continued support for architecture week?
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