It Will Never Work: 25 Years of Urban Splash 1993 – 2018, 2018

‘“It Will Never Work” is a review of the first 25 years of award-winning regeneration company Urban Splash, set against the wider context of the socio-political climate and the particular challenges of the day. It explores cross-cutting themes that represent the philosophy of the company and aims to distill this thinking into a manifesto for successful and sustainable futures for our towns and cities. ‘

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Urban Splash
  • Year 2018
Urban Splash
Urban Splash is a UK-based property and design company known for design-led regeneration and architectural branding.

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It Will Never Work: 25 Years of Urban Splash 1993 – 2018, 2018
It Will Never Work: 25 Years of Urban Splash 1993 – 2018, 2018
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