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Room to swing a cat? Hardly

 

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New builds under construction

 

The UK builds the smallest homes in Europe, according to the government's adviser on architecture. How do British new-builds stack up internationally?

 

The sofa won't fit into the living room. There's not enough room for children to play in the kitchen as you cook. And where's the recycling bin meant to go?

 

These are some of the complaints from residents of new-build developments surveyed by Cabe, the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment.

 

The floor area and room sizes are the smallest in Europe - the average room in a newly built dwelling in France is 26.9 square metres, compared with 15.8 square metres in the UK - and, the graph below shows how British new-builds are less than half the size of those in the United States and Australia.

 

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8201900.stm

 

 

Looks like we need to get down to that 30m population before they just start building 2x3x1m shoe-boxes. :blink:

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How is this NSFW ?

 

:razz:

 

Come on FOP, whats the NSFW'ness

 

:blink: Don't ask Fop, it's as NSFW as things that Fop has posted and had deleted for being NSFW in the past. So Fop just errs on the side of caution now.

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FOP you're a cunt, I was hoping to see a cat being swung around by the scruff of it's neck.

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NSFWacky? That may help calm the cravings. :blink:

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Back to topic

 

I've always thought it interesting that almost every country states the area of the property when you buy or rent except............................

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