Art world celebrity impresario and wonderful human being, Charles Saatchi has reportedly been disrupted in his work at the beautiful home in London he and Nigella Lawson domestic goddess dwell in and snatches of the lovely interior of which are seen in Nigella Express and other great cooking lifestyle DVDs. Charles's life has been disrupted by building work at an adjoining house and scaffolding obstructing his windows. Sounds like hell, and from what people are saying on websites, others share the distress of noisy, dusty, disruptive building work at all hours in residential London.
Building work really should be arranged when those affected are out of town obviously. It goes without saying that structural damage caused by building such as excavating, which has caused a London road collapse incident, should be anticipated and prevented from happening.
Artists in the UK are very fortunate they've got Charles Saatchi to buy their work. If Charles and Nigella ever wish to buy a nice place or abstract paintings -http://konstsian.blogspot.com/ -
in Tasmania they should contact me. Things can be expensive in Tasmania but very worth it and less scaffolding! Disputes of all kinds are probably likely to decrease as the ratio of trees to humans increases which could also be a possible factor in London disputes over building noise and obstructions such as scaffolding getting in people's faces all over the city to the detriment of cultural life and daily existence.
Such situations really are not fair and should not be allowed to develop.
More trees less scaffolding is an answer.
Domestic post modernist architecture
Door design circa 2009