Following Cuts, UK's Design Council and Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment Attempt to Merge
This fall, you might recall that the UK suffered some serious blows in their design and architecture industries with nationwide cuts that removed a large portion of funding for the industrial design-focused Design Council, forcing them to become a non-profit instead of a government entity, and it looked like certain death for one of the country’s primary architecture, urban design and public space advisory bodies, the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (you might also recall Prince Charles‘ Foundation for the Built Environment offering to step in, which struck
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