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1 The total view Of Urban change…

2 Managing Urban Change 1.Defining towns and cities Urban functions
Urban land use patterns/ models Pre industrial cities Bid rent model Case study = Sunderland, Buenes Aires (mega-city)

3 2.Social and Economic issues assoc with change
Deprivation Case Study =Leeds/Kibera (Nairobi) Measuring poverty $/day Formal and Informal Economy

4 3. Environmental issues assoc with Urban change
Case Study = Santiago (Chile) Case Study = managing waste in London + Lower Lea Valley Ecological footprint /RRR/renewable

5 4. Managing and Planning for sustainable urban living
Zedbed Land reclamation in Lower lea Valley/ Olympic park Dontan eco city china (Chongming Island)

6 To answer… With reference to named examples describe and explain…
Attempts by planners to tackle the problem of urban dereliction Attempts by planners and managers to tackle the problem of… deprivation, uncontrolled growth, traffic, Or sustainable future (Dubai tower?)

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