Richard Berridge 🦋
@resirichard.bsky.social
Humanist. More homes. Everywhere. For Everyone! Housing optimist. Ex CEO UKSFA. Founder Board Member BTR Taskforce. Tri-tenure realist. Hopeful flâneur. Semi-pro daydreamer but generally just a bit fucked off.
Well phrased. I’ll steal that one 😉. ‘At home, not housed’
December 12, 2025 at 1:56 PM
Well phrased. I’ll steal that one 😉. ‘At home, not housed’
Just a pertinent in the UK as we grapple with a housing perma-crisis.
December 7, 2025 at 8:09 AM
Just a pertinent in the UK as we grapple with a housing perma-crisis.
I can’t quite put my finger on what it is….. something about the company they keep …
December 5, 2025 at 11:46 PM
I can’t quite put my finger on what it is….. something about the company they keep …
This follows on from my general socio-spatial research. Planning for long-term housing solutions that have positive outcomes for the individual, health, education social & political cohesion, sustainability, and an eco-healthy environment.
Good housing is the fountainhead of progress.
Good housing is the fountainhead of progress.
December 5, 2025 at 8:43 AM
This follows on from my general socio-spatial research. Planning for long-term housing solutions that have positive outcomes for the individual, health, education social & political cohesion, sustainability, and an eco-healthy environment.
Good housing is the fountainhead of progress.
Good housing is the fountainhead of progress.
It could. But should it?
Studies have shown (Foye & Chan et al + others) that those living in smaller spaces exhibit higher levels of anxiety, depression & health related quality of life.
Studies have shown (Foye & Chan et al + others) that those living in smaller spaces exhibit higher levels of anxiety, depression & health related quality of life.
December 5, 2025 at 5:51 AM
It could. But should it?
Studies have shown (Foye & Chan et al + others) that those living in smaller spaces exhibit higher levels of anxiety, depression & health related quality of life.
Studies have shown (Foye & Chan et al + others) that those living in smaller spaces exhibit higher levels of anxiety, depression & health related quality of life.