A new survey has found the majority of Londoners living in inner London boroughs want to see restrictions in place for new tall buildings, as a poll of 500 London residents has found many people living in inner London boroughs would like to see restrictions in place for the number of tall buildings.
The survey, which was carried out by market research firm Ipsos Mori on behalf of the Skyline Campaign, found 49 per cent think the amount of tall buildings planned, proposed or under construction in London is too many. Only 42 per cent said the figure, which was 270 at the time of the survey, was ‘about right’.
Find out more about the Skyline campaign
Read the background on London’s tall buildings see New London Architecture
Read the article in Planning & Building Control Today
