Types of zones

• Four components of a central business district

  High building density

  Pedestrianised areas

  High Street shops

  Restaurants
• Four components of pedestrianised areas

  No vehicles allowed except delivery vehicles

  Seating provided

  Landscaping such as flowerbeds

  Paving not roads
• Four components of zones of affluence (wealth)

  Large houses

  High house prices

  Safe

  Gardens
• Four components of zones of deprivation

  Low house/rent prices

  Poor environmental quality e.g graffiti

  Tower blocks

  Unsafe
• Four components of zones undergoing rapid regeneration

  Changing the urban landscape from one thing to another e.g industrial sites to museums

  Improving environmental quality

  Attracting tourists or residents

  Construction
• Four components of zones where multicultural communities thrive

  Different types of shops and services e.g polish supermarkets

  Different places of worship e.g mosque

  Different religious groups

  Different ethnic backgrounds
• One advantage and one disadvantage of creating pedestrianised zones in a city centre

  Advantage: safer for pedestrians because of no traffic

  Disadvantage: shoppers may not be able to park near shops, so they have to carry heavy shopping longer distances