Urban Renewal and Sustainability Overview
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Which of the following is NOT a part of city renovation?

  • Encouraging increased car use (correct)
  • Demolishing poor housing
  • Constructing more expensive apartments
  • Renovating streets and squares
  • Gentrification leads to a decrease in house prices in neighborhoods close to the city center.

    False

    What is the purpose of converting old ports and industrial sites into residential areas?

    To provide more housing and improve the appearance of neighborhoods.

    Cities should promote alternatives to car use, such as frequent bus, tram, and light rail connections, safe cycling, and _____ for better sustainability.

    <p>walking</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following terms with their descriptions:

    <p>Gentrification = Process leading to increased house prices and higher-income residents moving in City renovation = Efforts to improve urban areas through housing and infrastructure updates Sustainable cities = Urban regions that prioritize environmental wellbeing and livability Urban greenery = Transformation of spaces into parks and green areas</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    City Renovation

    • Industrial estates are separate from residential areas
    • Cities previously had large families in small houses, but now smaller families live in urban centres
    • Low-income individuals like students and older people without pensions typically live in the city previously
    • Shops and amenities had decreased
    • Cities wanted to attract people again
    • Redevelopment programs included tearing down old housing, converting old buildings, and adding new apartments
    • Re-urbanisation was needed because of a lack of amenities
    • New construction was focused on the city edge
    • More high quality amenities were available
    • Increased number of homes in neighbourhoods
    • Neighbourhoods became more attractive
    • Prices rose with more neighbourhoods in urban areas
    • Gentrification is the process where people with higher incomes return to city centre neighbourhoods

    Sustainable Urban Regions

    • Cities need to become more sustainable for future living and working
    • Cars cause environmental issues (pollution, noise, congestion, unsafe situations)
    • Bus, tram, light rail, cycling, and walking routes should be encouraged
    • Car parking spaces can become green spaces
    • Trees reduce temperatures in the summer, improve appearance and absorb water
    • Planting more trees is beneficial
    • More frequent and heavier rains means water absorption by ground is important
    • Insulating homes, and installing solar panels lead to sustainability

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    This quiz explores the concepts of urban renewal and sustainable development in cities. It examines the shift from industrial estates to residential areas, the impact of gentrification, and the need for improved amenities. Engage with the challenges and solutions cities face in achieving sustainability for future living and working.

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