Regenerating inner cities, is it important? Who should be involved?
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The regeneration of inner-city areas is a global challenge. Inner cities in France certainly have their problems, but the nation also has a good record of successful major urban regeneration projects. We have analysed three of these initiatives to understand what factors contribute to good regeneration outcomes.
Urban regeneration can be defined as a holistic approach to revitalise under-used areas of the city. It’s commonly associated, however, with the related challenges of gentrification, rising property values, and displacement of low-income groups. And these projects do not always achieve a sense of place.
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Regeneration removes the years of wasted lives; wasted opportunities and wasted output which occurs if we just let events take their natural course: it shortens the period between decline and rise again – if the rise ever comes.
The project is led by public redevelopment company SPL Lyon. It is 89% owned by Greater Lyon, a metropolitan institution made up of 59 local authorities. SPL Lyon is able to set up strict planning and urban design principles.
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