Kingfisher, I think you are missing the point here, because this is precisely my point, or am I not a person?


Architecture concerns not only construction, it also concerns "articulation"; the building must work and must please and suit the needs of those who use it, and aesthetics, both of proportion and of ornament.


Can I suggest you read a bit more about it.

Who haven't been given a choice to vote on whether to keep the frontage of the buildings as the decision to demolish was taken in the absence of any form of public consultation.

So maybe its you that constitutes a tiny minority that feels it can speak for everyone, because everyone i've spoken to at a local school, bar one, (that is one is sixty!) would like to save the frontages.

And only three were aware of the re-development meeting, I really do not understand why this has been held in the Summer Holidays, and why there was such little notice given.