a brownfield site is areas which have been previously built upon and Greenfield haven't been and are usually located outside the city in the countryside
where is London located?
south east England, it has developed as a major port with the river thames, the centre of government and is the UKs wealthiest city
what is Londons regional importance?
increased house prices and wages therefore widening the gap between the rest of the uk
underground railway line
what is Londons national importance?
employment increasing the economy
is the largest and wealthiest city
what is Londons international importance?
centre for tourism
international airports including Gatwick and Heathrow
largest ports and world class hospitals
one of the most finacial centres
what are the social opportunities?
cultural mix - due to migration and brought a range of festivals, music and foods eg. found at borough market
however challenges include racism, religious conflict and language barriers
recreation eg. Wembley and entertainment - genification (investment) happened in shoreditch which attracted young people to jobs
what are the economic opportunities?
employment - average wages are high and lots of jobs are easily accessible
intergratedtransport systems - reducing carbon dioxide emissions and making it more accessible. congestion charges also go towards improving transport and encourages people to take an alternative way
where does the Elizabeth line run too?
reading to shenfield
what are the environmental opportunities?
urban greening - parks include Hyde and green park. this creates cleaner air, reduces flooding risk and increases animal habitats
green buildings - living walls and roofs allow people to grow their own food
what is the example of an urban regeneration?
Olympic park - most of the area was derelict and was easily accessible. features of the project included: modern sports area, landscaped parks, athletes village converted into housing units, footpaths and cycleways