Changing Places Case Studies Flashcards

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1
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Why could they build on the greenbelt for Great Park?

A
  • labour government relaxed the rules

- Newcastle City Council adopted it

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How many pictures are taken a day on social media of the Amsterdam sculpture?

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8000

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3
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Where is our suburbanisation example?

A

Great Park, Gosforth, North East

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4
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What did they do in Amsterdam?

A

‘I Amsterdam’ slogan/sculpture

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5
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Where is our example of gentrification?

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Notting Hill

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Why was Notting Hill in decline?

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  • tiny terraced houses to rent for the poor (working class area)
  • 1950s referred to as an urban slum and riots occurred (racism)
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What is Amsterdam now classed as, as a result of the reimaging?

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one of the top 5 European cities based on its brand and cultural assets

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Give an environmental reason against the development of Great Park

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red squirrel presence (endangered species)

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What is Notting Hill famous for?

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  • Notting Hill carnival

- Portobello Rd market

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What were the benefits of the gentrification of Notting Hill?

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  • increased property prices

- less vacant buildings

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What is causing conflict in the Lake District?

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second home ownership

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What are the second homes in the Lake District leading to a decline in?

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schools, doctors, post offices

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13
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How many coffee shops do Totnes already have?

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42

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14
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Where was our reimaging/rebranding example?

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Amsterdam

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Why did Amsterdam need reimaging/rebranding?

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  • poor reputation for soft drugs and prostitution
  • socio-economic decline in some areas
  • failed bid to host the Olympic games
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What % of homes are said to be unoccupied all year, in one village of the Lake District?

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70%

17
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How many people are on the council waiting list and how many second homes are there in Farron, Lake District?

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  • 3500 people on the council waiting list

- almost 4000 second homes

18
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Where successfully stopped Costa?

A

Totnes, Devon

19
Q

Give an economic reason against the development of Great Park?

A

prices from £188,000 is not affordable

20
Q

Where is there space to develop new homes instead of Great Park?

A
  • Byker/Benwell (inner city)

- space for 20,000 new homes

21
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What were the problems of the gentrification of Notting Hill?

A

conflict/relocation

22
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Give 2 arguments for the development of Great Park?

A
  • 4500 new homes

- close to A1 and integrated transport routes

23
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How many people signed the petition in Totnes?

A

6000 out of 8500 residents

24
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What did the government introduce in the 1940s and why?

A
  • Greenbelt

- areas of open space and low-density land use around urban areas with controlled development

25
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What is Notting Hill now known as?

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one of the most desirable areas in London for families