CB1 redevelopment - H Flashcards
How large is the CB1 redevelopment
a 10 hectare area - on the western side of cambridge railway station
When was approval for the redevelopment made
2008 and construction started in 2010
What was the overall cost of the redevelopment
£725m - mostly private investment
What was it like around CB1 before the redevelopment
many industries and high density low rise terraced housing built (after instillation of railway)
What was a key industry before the redevelopment
flourished milling (Foster’s mill - renamed spillers ltc)
When was spillers ltc closed
2001
What happened to employment from 1980s to 1990s
it moved towards tertiary to quaternary
What happened to the area after employment shifted
The area became derelict and had a lack of investment
what was the NCP car park turned into
bus stops and housing for Anglia Ruskin
what previously occupied the area of CB1
some light industries and retail areas such as FOCUS and large DIY stores
what was the environmental quality like at the station
it was low
what happened to buildings in the station during deindustrialization
buildings were left unfinished (City House on hills road was unfinished for 15 years)
what happened to land in CB1
it was contaminated - 1000s of liters of water and underground water tanks had to be disposed of
what caused visual pollution in the CB1 area
a fire in the Rank Hovis Mill
what type of strategy was used in the CB1 regeneration
a market-led strategy also a flagship project