Future Scape: In 2022 with inflation rising, economies shrinking, fuel and climate needs colliding, what is to be gained from analysing past foundations of present problems and solutions? With West London as a precursor to East London's future, Woolwich and Greenwich show the fabric of some neighbourhoods still under stress. In the regeneration of the area juxtaposed with examples of ageing Modernist there are challenging reminders of past wealth such as the Cutty Sark controversially display on a glass housing. Student projects in the local architecture college examine 'future ruins' - what is it that will last from today's regeneration schemes - while urban designers focus in on balancing the complex demands of progress, spatial equity and accessibility with the essential element for well-being: clean air.

The learning is: 'spatial justice' requires analysis and therefore measures of its component values, to enable us to manage and deliver these multiple demands of regenerating place.