regenerating places Flashcards

Question

Canal street identity

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- gay village - different cities have different areas - area thrived in 19th century (cotton) - first gay pride in 1985 - bars and clubs for LGBTQ+

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- driven by TNCs - changes in economy with growth on manufacturing - products people own makes up idenity - designer products, named brands etc

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- county town - commuter town - middle clas - independant shops and restaurants

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- culturally diverse - working class - worker bee - make things yourself - history

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- decline in metal manufacturing - deindustrialisation - negative multiplier

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a process usually triggered by a new industryby a new industry (TNC) which attracts employees and supportive companies such as those involved with supplies, infastructure and leisure

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- finance - commuter town - accessible to cities - road and rail - regeneraition and investment

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- well connected - BBC investment - immigration - stadium regeneration

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* £37.5 million government regeneration package (top-down scheme) * April 1992 * Aimed to repair damage of post-war and 1960’s housing follies

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* In the 1960s, much of the old Hulme was swept away and slum housing was replaced by new council homes including the Crescents * The Crescents was a disastrous failure with chronic problems relating to damp, heating, pest infestation, crime and safety. * demolition began in 1991 * In that year, the population was less than 7,500, 98% of the housing stock was council-owned, and about 30% of the properties were vacant.

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* New model of co-operative housing * Social integration and communal activity 18 hours a day * Variety of 50 flats * U-shaped layout * Affordable, environmentally friendly building materials * ‘Build for change’ is £1.5m project- 25 new homes * By 2001 the population of Hulme had recovered to more than 10000 and 46% of homes were owner-occupied * By 2010 the population was 15200

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* Population 19500 * Young workforce 20-24 years old * Household not deprived 52.1% * socioeconomic status full time students- 35.8%

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* industry is surrounded by high-density residential area, which could be a threat to residents’ physical health * suffering noise problem because the highway runs around the whole community, such as A57 * Urban blocks, main building types of Hulme, provide people a good-quality environment but residents living near busy traffic routes are suffering noise and air pollution

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Hulme has a large number of schools. 3 out of the 5 primary schools have more students than the campus can hold. In order to improve the teaching quality of Hulme and education level, a new primary school including nursery should be established.- regeneration

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* Worked with stakeholders to deliver a more climate resilient future for all and A growing number of bars and restaurants featuring well-known names * A new hub for innovation in immersive technologies and is Europe’s largest purpose-built digital hub * Have sent zero waste to landfill for their fifth consecutive year, 10.5 million visitors to Media City and Quayside

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* Development of Hulme park, a large area of green space and facilities which connects Hulme to Manchester city centre * A multipurpose space with sports facilities, recreational activities, playground and peaceful areas. A range of factors to appeal to different stakeholders * 200 new trees around perimeter, Park goes into the town centre but no cycle routes

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* transformed from a derelict industrial area into a thriving place to live and work. It is the UK’s first Urban Heritage Park * Tourism-led regeneration as they took advantage of the tourism potential * Open spaces are well landscaped and maintained, some having been refurbished, and others newly created, like Catalan Square, site of the prize winning Merchant's Bridge across to Slate Wharf → environmental

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- regenerate and transform area (stratford) - incorporate sustainable principles into urban regeneration - create a lasting legacy - increase supply of affordable housing

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- in 2015 population was 4.5 mil - international migration - multicultural city (250 languages spoken) - large proportion of high income jobs in the knowledge economy - GDP was $337 bil in 2013 - leadign financial centre for asia - low levels for multiple deprivation

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positives: - good places get better - a positive or upward spiral - desireability attracts inward migration and investment Negatives: - could lead to a two-teir economy - could be a skills shortage - growth occurs ar the expense of another place

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a process usually triggered by a new industry (TNC) which attracts employees and supportive companies such as those involved with supplies, infastructure and leisure