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Professional vs Lay tastes in design control—an empirical investigation
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  • 1985The professionalisation of planning in Britain: its form and consequences29 cited

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  • 1998Design control — bridging the professional divide, part 1: A new framework15 cited
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  • 2019The ‘veil’ of control: the perceptions and attitudes of UK design-control planners5 cited

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