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Mind Map by adam fursdon, updated more than 1 year ago
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Copied by adam fursdon
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Regeneration in Plymouth
- Devonport
- Initial high employment rate
- After WWII and Cold War demand for ships
+ dockyard decreased
- After WWII and Cold War demand for ships
+ dockyard decreased
- Manufacturing began abroad + unemployment increased
- Maximum of 3000 people still employed
- Maximum of 3000 people still employed
- Unemployment resulted in decline
- Deprivation, social, crime,
alcoholism, drug abuse, ghettoisation
- Deprivation, social, crime,
alcoholism, drug abuse, ghettoisation
- Mt Wise area very deprived
- Unemployment reached 80%
- Damp
- Cars burnt out
- Out of control youths
- Houses dilapidated
- Unemployment reached 80%
- 1989 - Christine Watts
- Lead of women's group
- Campaigned for grants
- Awarded with £3 million in 1993 by EU
- Evidence of redevelopment!
- 50% of people returned to the area - architects worked with residents
- Private gardens
- Traffic free
- Energy efficient buildings
- Full time youth worker
- Private gardens
- 50% of people returned to the area - architects worked with residents
- Evidence of redevelopment!
- Awarded with £3 million in 1993 by EU
- Lead of women's group
- 1999 - Further £10 million grant
- 2001 - 'Devonport Regeneration Community Partnership'
- £49 million grant from the government
- Major improvements
- Colourful + modern
- Lots of windows in flats
- Artwork + gates
- Vegetation
- Improved roads + pavement
- Colourful + modern
- £49 million grant from the government
- 2001 - 'Devonport Regeneration Community Partnership'
- Initial high employment rate
- Stonehouse, Royal William Yard
- 1820s to support navy
- Slaughterhouse
- Bakery
- Brewery
- Slaughterhouse
- Area became
derelict in 1950s
- Was not allowed to be knocked down
- Was not allowed to be knocked down
- Was bought in 1993 by Plymouth Development Co
- Improved area then opened it to buyers
- Improved area then opened it to buyers
- 1998 - RDE invested heavily
- Converted buildings
into flats, shops cafes
and restaurants
- Resulted in a mix of social classes
- Created conflict
- Created conflict
- Resulted in a mix of social classes
- Converted buildings
into flats, shops cafes
and restaurants
- 2000 - Urban Splash bought + developed
- Luxury flats, offices and accommodation
- Sustainable community created
- Use of water taxis to get into CBD
- Luxury flats, offices and accommodation
- 1820s to support navy
- Mutley
- On main road out of city
- Originally large grand family houses
- Substantial and well built
- Substantial and well built
- Located close to CBD + Train station
- Bus routes nearby
- Mostly Edwardian + Victorian houses
- High street built in 1960s
- Suburban shopping centre
- Thrived until 1980s -
out of town shopping
centres affected it
negatively
- Thrived until 1980s -
out of town shopping
centres affected it
negatively
- Suburban shopping centre
- Most buildings now
converted for student
accommodation
- Landlords + rent
- It is close to the university
- STUDENTIFICATION
- 70% student populated
- Cultural diversity
has increased
- Services + shops
changed to make profit
from students
- Landlords + rent
- On main road out of city
- Millfields gated community, Plymouth
- Owned by wealthy people, private houses
- Literal wall built around homes
- Often converted from a previous building
- In this case, an old hospital
- In this case, an old hospital
- Often retired/ late age people
- Homogeneous
- Homogeneous
- Reaction to multi-cultural societies
- Extreme forms of segregation
and division/ seclusion
- Owned by wealthy people, private houses
- Southwayy
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