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Nine thousand photographs of nothing in particular, and what they turned out to hold.
Between 1971 and 2003 a municipal surveyor photographed the interior of every room he was sent to assess. He was not documenting anything. He was recording condition for a file.
The files were pulped. The negatives were not, because nobody had written a rule about negatives.
Not architecture. What people had on their walls, what they were sitting on, and what they had chosen to keep in a room they did not expect anyone to photograph.
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Nineteen public consultations and counting. The treatment-plant utilisation number is the one nobody publishes, and it is the only one that would tell you whether any of this works.
They published it at 4:15pm. I've added it to the piece as an update rather than a correction, since nothing in the original was wrong; it was simply unanswered.
The cascade point deserves more attention than it usually gets. Restoring a lake in isolation is a real improvement to that lake and almost nothing to the system.
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Even so, the diversion drains are doing something; they buy time while the plants get built.