LDDC

LDDC:

Development Corporation:
1. Create an attractive living and working environment
2. To bring derelict land and buildings into effective use.
3. To create employment by encouraging the development of new and existing industries
4. To ensure that housing and services are available to encourage people to live and work in docklands.

Social housing: paid by government.

Urban Sprawl & Green Belt

Urban sprawl:
The spreading of large cities into surrounding rural area.

Green Belt:
An area surrounding a large city.
Land that isn’t been built on

Low and High, Goods and Services

Review – Inner City.

Review – Inner City.

Terraced housing 1:
• Rented now owned
• Not owner occupied
• People form low backgrounds
• No gardens
• Dull factories

Terraced Housing 2:
• Dense with students – 2 bedroom
• Owner occupied
• Renovated
• No garden

Advantages:
• Cheaper to rent
• Close to city
• Public transport

Disadvantages:
• Noise/ air pollution
• No gardens or greenery
• No parking
• Many Residents
• Student or racial tension

Semi-detached Housing:
• Interwar housing
• Medium density housing further away from CBD
• Owner occupied family accommodation – 3 bedrooms
• Garages

Advantages:
• Good environment
• Good neighborhood
• Greenery – good environment

Disadvantages:
• Need to get public transport to CBD

Detached housing:
• Recent Housing built in the last two decades
• Low density housing
• Family accommodation – 3/ 4 bedrooms

Detached Housing 2:
• Garage for two cars
• Large Garden

Detached Housing:
• Advantages:
• Relatively permanent
• Close to countryside
• Peaceful and green
• Safe environment

Disadvantages:
• Community Far away from CBD
• Boring for young people?
• Poor public transport