From a child’s perspective, schools being standardised nationally is irrelevant

Willmott Dixon standardised school

Willmott Dixon standardised school

Architects seem very upset at the idea of standardised design (12 October, page 29).

If you look at it from a national perspective they have a point as no one wants homogenised architecture. If, however, you look at it from a child’s perspective the only thing that matters is their school. The national perspective is irrelevant. So the only conclusion is standardised design is a good thing as, after all, the end user is the child.

Patrick Murdock, via www.building.co.uk

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