Lesson 16+17 - Temple Quarter Regeneration

Where is Bristol?

• South of England

• East of England

• Eastern Wales

• South-West England

What is this a definition of: "A negative factor that would make someone want to leave an area". Lack of education or employment for example.

Match the following

• Central Business District

• CBD

• The decline of manufacturing moving towards a more service based economy

• The rural-urban fringe

• A newer sector of modern economies based on research and technologies.

• Industrialisaton

• Moving from a manual primary based economy to a machine driven manufacturing economy.

• Quaternary industry

• An area where urban areas and rural areas meet. In the UK we have desingated 'green belts'

• Deindustrialisation

Reorder the following: From central part of a city outwards. [Centre on left, outer on right]

• Rural-urban fringe

• Suburbs

• Inner City

• CBD

• Industrial zones

Answer explanation

The industrial zone and inner city might be the one most people get the wrong way around and perhaps for good reasons. In many land-use models industrial zones grow along routes of transport and working class inner city housing is built nearby for the workers.

Match the following environmental 'challenges' to their correct 'solutions'.

• Integrated transport systems encouraging people on to buses, trains and to cycle or walk.

• Dereliction

• Regeneration and improvement projects.

• Urban sprawl

• Electric cars hubs. Traffic calming to reduce speed of cars.

• Air pollution

• Brownfield development instead of greenfield

• Landfill

• Recycling / energy recapturing / incineration

• Traffic congestion

Bristol aims to have 30% of the city covered with trees. What strategy would that fall under?

• Integrated transport system

• Urban greening

• Urban regeneration

• Modernising employment

Bristol's bus, train and cycle networks are all connected. You can even get a phone app that checks timings of linked journeys.

• Integrated transport system

• Urban greening

• Urban regeneration

• Modernising employment

Stokes Croft has had lottery funding for public art to cover degrading or derelict buildings. This has subsequently attracted small businesses to the area and helped create a vibrant music and art scene.

• Integrated transport system

• Urban greening

• Urban regeneration

• Modernising employment

What is this a definition of: ​ (a)   The development on land that has been used before and is awaiting re-use.te

• Brownfield site
• Greenfield site
• Regeneration
• Gentrification
• Dereliction

How much did rates of recycling increase in Bristol between 2004 and 2013?

• 12% to 45%

• 20% to 60%

• 10% to 20%

• 40% to 50%