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Changing Urban Environments: Case Study; Birmingham CBD
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Changing Urban Environments: Case Study; Birmingham CBD
Problems
- Merry Hill out-of-town Shopping Centre Opened
- In 1989
- Birmingham's CBD saw a decline in trade of 12% over the next 5 years
- Merry Hill out-of-town Shopping Centre Opened
Solutions
- Improve environmental quality for pedestrians
- Access to the city centre through public and private transport facilities
- Make the city a highly attractive place to visit and do business
New Street Development
- Newly Paved and Pedestrianised
- Trees and Grass make it feel more natural
- Street lighting
- Widened, more spacious
- Benches, Bins etc
Bull Ring
- Plans made to rebuild the Bull Ring in 1980s
- Demolished in 2000
- Largest retail regeneration project in Europe
- cost £500 million
- Reopened in June 2003
- Plans made to rebuild the Bull Ring in 1980s
Mail Box
- Used to be Royal Mail sorting office
- Inside redeveloped into a multi-use mall
- Uses
- 40 retail outlets: Emporio Armani, Harvey Nichols
- Two Hotels: Malmaison and Days Hotel
- Office Space: HQ for BBC Birmingham
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- Cambridge IGCSE Geography (Urban Environments) Mind Map on Changing Urban Environments: Case Study; Birmingham CBD, created by lloyd.richards98 on 26/10/2014.
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- lloyd.richards98 · Oct 2014
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