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T1 - Grease to the wheel or a spanner in the works? Reflecting on the legacy of 40 years of property-led regeneration in Tyne and Wear
T2 - Inaugural public lecture by Professor Paul Greenhalgh, Department of Architecture and Built Environment at Northumbria University
AU - Greenhalgh, Paul
N1 - Professor Paul Greenhalgh is Head of Built Environment at Northumbria University, founder of the URBaNE research group and R3 intelligence consultancy and curator of the North East Regeneration Archive (NERA). He is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and is an APC assessor. His field of expertise is the analysis of commercial property markets.
PY - 2019/3/3
Y1 - 2019/3/3
N2 - Do you remember the North East before the Metro Centre, or the regeneration of Newcastle Quayside or Grainger Town? Can you imagine Gateshead without the Sage and Baltic, North Tyneside without Royal Quays, Sunderland without St Peter's Riverside or Middlesbrough without Middlehaven? These projects and more were promoted and delivered through the funding and agency of a combination of regeneration programmes and initiatives that sought to diversify the region's economy from 'coal to call (centres)' and 'ships to (computer) chips', all of which have left an enduring physical and economic legacy in the region. Drawing on resources contained in the North East Regeneration Archive (NERA), of which he is the curator, Professor Paul Greenhalgh will offer a property-oriented review of 40 years of physical regeneration in the North East and reflect on what the future might hold in the current regeneration policy void.
AB - Do you remember the North East before the Metro Centre, or the regeneration of Newcastle Quayside or Grainger Town? Can you imagine Gateshead without the Sage and Baltic, North Tyneside without Royal Quays, Sunderland without St Peter's Riverside or Middlesbrough without Middlehaven? These projects and more were promoted and delivered through the funding and agency of a combination of regeneration programmes and initiatives that sought to diversify the region's economy from 'coal to call (centres)' and 'ships to (computer) chips', all of which have left an enduring physical and economic legacy in the region. Drawing on resources contained in the North East Regeneration Archive (NERA), of which he is the curator, Professor Paul Greenhalgh will offer a property-oriented review of 40 years of physical regeneration in the North East and reflect on what the future might hold in the current regeneration policy void.
KW - urban regeneration
KW - north east England
KW - Tyne and Wear
KW - Property-led regeneration
KW - real estate development
KW - brownfield
KW - Enterprise Zones
KW - regeneration agencies
UR - http://neregenarchive.online/
UR - https://www.northumbria.ac.uk/about-us/news-events/events/2020/03/professor-paul-greenhalgh-public-lecture/
M3 - Other contribution
T3 - Northumbria University Public Lectures
PB - Northumbria University
ER -