Changing land use along Glasgow’s Clyde
Glasgow’s 2021 waterfront framework describes the river’s transition from an industrial focus towards mixed residential, commercial, leisure and other uses.
Regeneration along a corridor combines several projects and timescales. New development can alter access and place meanings without producing equal outcomes in every neighbourhood.
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Evidence and its scope
| Claim | Period and scope | Source |
|---|---|---|
| The council’s 2021 framework describes mixed land uses along a formerly industrial river corridor. | July 2021 framework | Open source |
Possible requirement roles
- A UK cityIdentify the city and its regional connections.; Explain social, economic and environmental change.; Add your taught evidence beyond the intervention shown here.
- RegenerationDefine the project boundary and baseline.; Distinguish announced objectives from completed outcomes.; Evaluate outcomes for residents, workers and businesses separately.
- Place and changing meaningsDefine the neighbourhood or place.; Combine numerical indicators with lived experience.; Compare whose perceptions and outcomes the evidence represents.