We must put people and their homes at the heart of the planning process

By Sadie Morgan2022-06-13T06:00:00

It is essential that we develop a consistent, national approach to community consultation before we start designing and building, says Sadie Morgan

I have always been invested and interested in new models for residential development. From growing up on a cooperative commune, to designing houses with sliding roofs or made entirely as prefab flatpacks, to helping meet national housing targets as a board member for Homes England.

Aside from the workplace, homes are the places where we spend most of our time and make most of our memories. Second only to our families and friends, they are the thing that can make us feel most secure, safe and nurtured.

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