Why is Lagos, their largest city, such a "disaster of urban non-planning" characterised by "impatience, armed robberies and overflowing sewage"?
As if the show weren't baffling enough already"), although it appears to raise an eyebrow over the chaotic non-planning that has made a nonsense of the network's rebranding of the day (formerly the home of Nigella and other cooks) as "Quizzy Monday" and the switching of foodie fare to Fridays.
Lehrer, on the Paulson non-plan, about 25 minutes from now.
The truth is that London needs all of everything: plan and non-plan; popular action, public intervention and commercial investment.
Here, one is back to the swing between plan and non-plan that was the underlying pattern of postwar development.
A few eyebrows arched: this non-plan sounded rather feckless and certainly not constructive in terms of standard gap year values.
An article in New Society (1969) entitled Non-Plan: An Experiment in Freedom (1969), written with Reyner Banham, Paul Barker and Cedric Price, is a classic.
The spirit of non-plan is in both the squatter-led flowering of Bonnington Square and in Canary Wharf, adventure playgrounds and the Thames skyline.
A report commissioned by Febraban found that their return on equity in years when a plan took effect was lower than the average for non-plan years.
Ridley's destruction of town and country planning was partly influenced by a source from leftfield – "Non-Plan", a late-60s proposal by radical architects and thinkers to curb planners' power and let people do their own thing.
