Changing Places C/S summary Flashcards
What is the case study for social and spatial exclusion + 1 fact?
London Docklands
> 1000 gated communities in UK
What are the 2 facts and figures about the Lake District National Park linked to exclusion? (What year are the facts from)
<1 visitors were from ethnic minority backgrounds
16-24 = 13% of population but only 3% of visitors
What are the two case studies which represent seaside architectural differences?
- Aberdeen (Wales)
“Granite city” - Abbostbury (Dorset)
- beautiful landscapes + housing natural materials e.g. wood + thatch
What are some facts (3) that represent how the EU shaped migration?
- 28 countries
- 10 added in 2004
- 2004-2009 flow of 1.5 mil people (2/3 polish)
What is an example of a place with multiple identities + what are they?
Digbeth
- Industry
- Run down area
- Culture + night life + markets
What is the example of resisting clone towns? (3 facts)
TOTNES
- petition to shop costa getting lease
- 6000/8500 pop signed
- 300 wrote to council
- 42 already sell coffee
The identity has been eroded
- Transition Town
What is the example of dynamics of change using a philanthropic method?
Poundbury, Dorset
- King Charles said developments should respect the land + materials matter
What are the two areas that represent inequalities within Birmingham?
- Aston
- inner city + one of most deprived areas in the country - Sutton Four Oak
- suburbs + high levels of wealth
What are the 2 films that demonstrate different Mumbai representations?
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Slumdog Millionaire
What are 2 places that represent contrasting demographic and economic character?
- Hathersage and Eyam
- ward in Peak District National Park in North Derbyshire
- 1/4 pop of sinfin - Sinfin
- highly populated
- outskirts of city of Derby
Key facts about Cambridge?
- The Corn Exchange
- 19 business parks (£13bn rev + 4000 knowledge intensive firms)
- public symbol of learning
- Huawei £1.3bn centre of excellence
- property 2x national average
- most sig tech clusters in EU
Examples of clone towns (3)
Exeter, Cambridge, Stafford
Give an example of dynamics of change with an aggressive approach?
Milton, Dorset
- Lancelot ‘capability’ Brown > naturalistic style
- 1770 Joseph Darmer owned Milton Abbey
- move residents as “spoilt the view”
- demolished + now a pretty, picture-postcard village
Key facts about the Plymouth Mayflower400
- council arts and heritage and economic development departments
- promote + enhance image + secure economic future
- £25 mil history centre
Facts about what occurred in Llandudno, Wales
- Lewis Carrol, Alice Liddel
- Alices Adventures in Wonderland
- The Great Orne
- 160th anniversary of Alice
- Conwy County Council
- 4 wooden figures + Alice Town Trail