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Rethinking the High Street, post-retail Paid Members Public
[](http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/IMG_0844 - Version 2.jpg) If you’re interested in our urban infrastructure, Julian Dobson is always worth a read. His latest post is a good summary of the challenges facing various initiatives to regenerate our high streets [http://livingwithrats.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/
iPads: for the technophobic B2B markets? Paid Members Public
Estates Gazette's editor on the property world embracing the tablet.
Estates Gazette launches iPad app Paid Members Public
My old stomping ground is getting tablet-ready
Guest posting on leases, bloggers and PRs Paid Members Public
Today, I was going to do a post about the blogstorm in Cardiff over John Lewis, leases and independent shops. But I gave it to Stacey as a guest post instead. It’s probably more at home amongst property folks, but I’m sure some of you will enjoy it,
The Olympics Site From Above Paid Members Public
Laura McBride from Estates Gazette has just been on a helicopter flight over the Olympics site. This set of photos is the result: via [Paul Norman’s Olympics Blog](http://www.estatesgazette.com/blogs/olympics/2010/02/helicopter-view-of-olympic-park.html)
#TEDxTuttle : The Future of Buildings Paid Members Public
Martin Hanczyc is working with Protocells – organic computers programmed through chemistry. Some of them have architectural features – making physical products. You can make shells, or other shapes. She’s showing a demo of what she calls very basic chemistry, as a protocell moves into ferrofluids and creates magnetites…When they