URBAN RENEWAL CHALLENGES: A PERSPECTIVE ON REVITALISING “JANATA BAZAAR”

Public Participation in Urban Renewal Projects: A Chinese Perspective

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Revitalising the Calumet: A Model for Urban Regeneration?

Lost Space Renewal; a Reborn of an Urban Water Body

Due to rapid growth of urbanization and economic demand, we are continuously losing our fields,our free lands, open sky, ponds, lakes; actually our breathing spaces. Sometimes for zoning policies, migration ortransferal of a particular business or activity, a place like waterfronts, body of water, military or industrial sites can lostits importance, kept vacant and become a dead place. These ar...

From smart and corporate to urban and edgy: Revitalising organisations

In times of constant shifting change, organisations can become “tired”. Tired in the sense of feeling that nothing is really new; that the organisation has changed so much that it is difficult to focus; and that the messages embedded in the visions are so deeply buried they are difficult to communicate clearly. These organisations are usually operating in an environment which is unstable, turbu...

Urban Renewal and Effects on Poverty

Urban renewal policies since the New Deal era have had complicated effects on the outcomes of the American poor. Using Amartya Sen’s capability framework, this paper identifies housing as a key resource necessary for well-being. Through the examination of urban renewal policies, specifically housing initiatives, since the 1930s, one can observe hegemonic outcomes that have occurred as a result ...