This involved approaching potential subjects, on the day of the focus group session, in the city centre.
Together with the parliament buildings, they constitute the very city centre and give structure to urban space.
This type of housing provision drew working-class residents away from the city centre and located them instead in high-density residential areas on the urban fringe.
In total 31 people attended the focus groups, 10 recruited directly from the city centre and 21 recruited via general practice.
Decline was largely concentrated in the city centre close to the location of many church buildings.
The city centre, in this instance, provided a 'neutral zone' that clients from across the city could safely access.
For all its apparent calm in the city centre, there are something like 600 cases per month of reported crime.
Thus, the architecture of these key city centre buildings was the 'architecture of rhetoric', purposely designed to evoke particular reactions and ideas.
