Liverpool case study part 3

What was Paradise Street before it became run down?

• A vibrant part of the city centre

• A residential area

• A brownfield site

• A transport interchange

What does the redevelopment of the 32-acre site include?

• 175 retail units and a 14-screen multiplex cinema

• A single large shopping mall

• An amusement park

• A sports complex

How many new apartments were created as part of the redevelopment scheme?

• 300

• 400

• 500

• 600

What is the total area of retail space created in the redevelopment?

• 1.4 million square feet

• 230,000 square feet

• 5 acres

• 32 acres

What additional feature is included in the redevelopment scheme besides housing and retail space?

• A five-acre park

• A community center

• A university campus

• A hospital

What is the definition of a greenfield site?

• A protected area where building is prohibited.

• A plot of land, often in a rural or on the edge of an urban area that has not yet been subject to any building development.

• A site that has been previously used for industrial purposes and needs to be cleaned up.

• A park or recreational area within a city.

Which developer wanted to build on land off Woolton Road and Allerton Road on the Allerton Priory estate?

• Greenfield Estates

• Liverpool Housing Authority

• Redrow Homes

• Allerton Builders

How many homes did the developers plan to build on the greenfield land in Liverpool?

• 160 homes

• 260 homes

• 360 homes

• 460 homes

In which year was the proposal to build homes on the greenfield land initially rejected by the council?

• 2014

• 2015

• 2016

• 2017

What is the current status of the building development on the greenfield land?

• It has been permanently cancelled.

• It is still under consideration by the council.

• It is going ahead and building is taking place.

• It has been converted into a public park.