We have that already. In fact, no need to worry at all. The architectural prospects are, strange to say, rather encouraging. All that's needed to build Jerusalem while maintaining a green and pleasant land is the courage and conviction to rise above building regulations whose minimal criteria are so low as to be barely discernible. And to accept high-density living. And to find ways, perhaps beginning here, to persuade the developers who are increasingly responsible for provision of housing to make bold architecture, not cargo cult versions of Toytown. Guardian
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