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Well technically it is Sclater Street although most people will know it a part of Brick Lane market. Brick Lane Click on the image to see it larger Like any area in transition there are quite distinctive parts. On the south side can be found the Bengali community who replaced the Jewish community, and inRead more...
Eva Bee’s illustrations tackle all the big issues from climate change to censorship. Her ability to succinctly tell a story while still being implicit is impressive and why _The Guardian_, _The Boston Globe_ and _Reader’s Digest_ are listed as regular clients.
Gentrification in Berlin is a subject that we are all to a degree affected by but many remain helpless in the face of it. The new visualization by the artist co
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Hohlstrasse 171 – 449/ May 2023/ poster and animation Starting with our own photographic and urban research, a point system was developed to assess the degree of gentrification of the buildings along the Hohlstrasse, Zürich. The resulting Gentri-score as well as additional photographic and historical data and a building index were presented in an informative poster and animation. This project was created in collaboration with Jelka Freivogel.
The proposed Soul District aims to reshape inner North and Northeast Portland.
Bathurst Parade, Bristol, seen on Saturday 25th October 1975. This building, a notable example of the "Bristol Byzantine" style, was put up in 1874 as warehouse (left) and office for the Robinson oil seed company. The designer was William Bruce Gingell, architect of the neighbouring General Hospital, Lloyd's Bank, Corn Street, much of the Gardiner Haskins complex, the King David Hotel and many more among Bristol's best-known Victorian buildings. He loved to use yellow bricks with red trimmings. Were both parts erected at the same time I wonder. The façades are unified by the cornice and stringcourses but the brickwork is not bonded. The two fronts, although plainly related, are differently fenestrated. This may be merely the product of the separate functions of course. How surprising it now seems that a large derelict building should be left open and unguarded right at the edge of a pavement. In 1980 all this quayside was sanitised as part of the "Merchants Landing" development. I'm afraid I can't quite bring myself to type this excruciating name without dissociative inverted commas. The building was demolished but its façade was cleaned and left standing as a frontage for flats and squash courts. The two entrances we see here were not, of course, original; these were removed and brickwork reinstated. With its cobbles, fraudulent quayside bric-a-brac and brand-new "Georgian" houses, the Parade now resembles a film set rather than an authentic piece of townscape.
Lucinda Rogers talks about her exhibition at the House of Illustration which presents a strong, effective record of one of London's communal spaces which are increasingly under threat from gentrification - Ridley Road Market.
It’s hard to define, but it's dramatically changing the urban landscape and bringing a host of new challenges to local leaders.
Hi guys. I made this illustration for the last Unhide School Contest which the theme was creating a car for a dystopian future. My ideia was to work with an overpopulated world where people have to live in their cars. For the project, I took the Cyber punk culture as reference and for the vehicle I based the idea on japanese Kei cars and cyber cafes. Hope you like it.
Restaurant visionaries and food pioneers have helped put Hamilton on the foodie map as one of the fastest growing food scenes in North America. Now, all the city needs is a big developer to realize the massive potential
Hackney has changed so much over the years it looks almost unrecognisable
When Chris DeRemer got a job teaching at Manual, he realized how rapidly the Whittier neighborhood was gentrifying — and started the Gentrification Project so that his students could study what was going on around them.
Kelefa Sanneh on “Ghetto,” by Mitchell Duneier, and the ethics and economics of changing neighborhoods.
Bushwick was an area where there was a lot of crime with poor security. This area was successfully improved by the project “The Bushwick Collective” which aims to transform the area’s dark image into…
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