URBAN REGENERATION Page 1 URBAN REGENERATION in the UK 2nd edition PHIL
JONES and JAMES EVANS 2e U R B A NR EG EN ER A T IO N in the U K P H IL JO N E S an d …

This paper analyses urban entrepreneurialism in relation to the commodification of urban
heritage in the context of China. The case study is Lijiang Old Town in Yunnan province. It is …

In recent years, the separation of heritage conservation concerns and spatial planning
concerns–a spectre of post-war modernism–is being criticised. Numerous commentators …

Brutalism is an architectural form that is experiencing somewhat of a revival of late. This
revival focuses almost purely on its aesthetics, but there is an ethical dimension to Brutalism …

This article examines the rise of symbolic urban preservation as a means of urban growth in
the spatial transformation of Beijing from 1990 to 2005. The author argues that urban …

In recent years increasing numbers of new tall buildings have been proposed across the
world leading to growing concern amongst heritage bodies about their potential impact on …

This study considers the emergence of Public Private Policing Partnerships (PPPPs) in
England and focuses on two increasingly common partnership bodies in particular …

This paper examines the topic of changes in central parts of large cities in Poland that have
occurred in the post-war period, which can be divided into two stages with different factors …

Urban renewal has been predominantly driven by themes of property-led and economic
profit-driven redevelopment. The immense redevelopment pressures in dense urban cities …

In a time of recession, the challenge of building and planning for tall buildings has become
even more complex; the economics of development, legislative and planning frameworks …