The data for this drawing was taken from a Sheffield council document detailing recent demolition in Sheffield where waste has been locally processed/disposed of.  Although recycling demolition waste is increasingly pertinent every project listed produced some landfill. 

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I am a student at The University of Sheffield reading a Masters in Architecture. My final year project is located on the former site of the Claywood Flats behind the station. My apologies for taking up your valuable time but I am concerned about the quality of new construction in and would be delighted to hear your opinion on the matter.

In short, I was wondering if you feel it is beneficial to promote new build above renovation in the city? Or perhaps the inverse?

I also wonder whether you are concerned that about the possibility of a spate of mass demolition in twenty years time when all the current new build tower blocks have succumbed to the same social sink which has left Park Hill requiring such a drastic facelift?

These perhaps appear to be loaded questions. This is not necessarily the case as I am yet to make up my own mind on the matter and was just curious about your political viewpoint.

Regards,
Tom Goodall

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