Inner cities : the action plan
Language: English Series: New Civil Engineer ; Supplement June 1988(39) LOANPublication details: Supplement June 1988(39) LOANSubject(s): Summary: Begins with guidance on government grants for urban regeneration . Reviews the achievements of the Merseyside Development Corporation and the aims of the Teesside Urban Development Corporation . Describes the role of British Urban Development , a joint initiative by 11 leading civil engineering contractors to develop derelict inner city land. The journal`s plant correspondent reviews a new fast build tower crane . Reports on progress at London Docklands ` Canary Wharf scheme on the Isle of Dogs and continues with a review of Birmingham `s approach to urban regeneration. Examines the role of contractor YJ Lovell in the field of urban renewal . Looks at the emerging success story of Glasgow as an example of how public and private sectors can work together in partnership to revitalise derelict areas. Reviews the findings of a recent study by the Institution of Civil Engineers on urban regeneration. Concludes with a products review and a who`s who of UDCs and their target areas.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Journal article | London News article | ABS39358 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 30022714 | |
| Journal article | London Journal article | ABS39358 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 2 | Available | 300227714 |
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Begins with guidance on government grants for urban regeneration . Reviews the achievements of the Merseyside Development Corporation and the aims of the Teesside Urban Development Corporation . Describes the role of British Urban Development , a joint initiative by 11 leading civil engineering contractors to develop derelict inner city land. The journal`s plant correspondent reviews a new fast build tower crane . Reports on progress at London Docklands ` Canary Wharf scheme on the Isle of Dogs and continues with a review of Birmingham `s approach to urban regeneration. Examines the role of contractor YJ Lovell in the field of urban renewal . Looks at the emerging success story of Glasgow as an example of how public and private sectors can work together in partnership to revitalise derelict areas. Reviews the findings of a recent study by the Institution of Civil Engineers on urban regeneration. Concludes with a products review and a who`s who of UDCs and their target areas.