The 2012 Games the regeneration legacy [electronic resource]

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Research

Language: English Publication details: London RICS 2011ISBN:

9781842198315

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Summary: Assesses the planning and delivery of the physical regeneration strategy associated with the 2012 Olympic games. Focuses on projects in East London based on a combination of primary and secondary research involving interviews, individuals representing key organisation in the project and a comprehensive review of academic research and official London 2012 reports. Concludes that admirable efforts have been made to optimise the chances of a positive regeneration legacy from the 2012 Games.

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Assesses the planning and delivery of the physical regeneration strategy associated with the 2012 Olympic games. Focuses on projects in East London based on a combination of primary and secondary research involving interviews, individuals representing key organisation in the project and a comprehensive review of academic research and official London 2012 reports. Concludes that admirable efforts have been made to optimise the chances of a positive regeneration legacy from the 2012 Games.

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