Tag Archives: Social

Musings on Markets #4: How to find ways to solve issues of gentrification?

Posted on July 25, 2018 by waymarkingthesketchbook

Following directly on from my previous post on street food and artisan markets – this post considers their relationship to the traditional market. These new food halls and artisan markets aren’t delivering what the traditional market does. They are considered by … Continue reading →

| Tagged Community economic development, Culture, Lagos, Levenshulme, Local Economic Development, Manchester, markets, Portugal, Resillience, Social, Social Enterprise, Street food, TCPA, town centre development, towns, traditional markets, Urban, Urban development | Leave a comment

Musings on Markets #3: markets as destinations and social spaces

Posted on July 24, 2018 by waymarkingthesketchbook

Over the last few years a new trend in markets has been very popular; artisan, craft and street food markets have been springing up in cities and towns across the country and in Europe. These are seen by those managing … Continue reading →

| Tagged Altrincham, Copenhagen, Culture, Food, Mackie Mayor, Manchester, markets, Northern Quarter, regeneration, retail, Social, Street food, town centre development, towns, traditional market, Urban, Urban development, Urban regeneration | 1 Comment

Enhancing public green space: biodiversity and community participation in Cornwall

Posted on November 27, 2017 by waymarkingthesketchbook

Another of the GI projects outlined at the recent TCPA conference was delivered by Robert Lacey, Principal Development Officer Strategic Planning Cornwall Council. He described a large-scale research/pilot project (mainly EU funded), and with TCPA as lead principal partner to: Increase biodiversity … Continue reading →

| Tagged Biodiversity, community, Community Development, Cornwall, Ecology, Environment, Green infrastructure, Green space, Park, Playing field, Social, SUDS, Swales | Leave a comment

Learning map-making using GIS software: some socio-cultural analyses of Leeds

Posted on June 18, 2015 by waymarkingthesketchbook

Just sharing some more of my learning from the MSC in Urban Regeneration and Development*. One of the first courses I undertook last Oct 2014, was entitled Monitoring and Analysis of Spatial Policy. This course taught how to create accurate … Continue reading →

| Tagged city, Data, Data visualisation, Leeds, Map-making, Maps, Social, Urban, Urbanisation | Leave a comment

Exploring Makeshift Productions of Urban Space #2

Posted on January 31, 2015 by waymarkingthesketchbook

Following on from the previous blog… Tonkiss outlines how these alternative productions of urban space* are not just about making do for the time being, their ‘rigged up’-ness is an integral component of their existence, these projects are pragmatic: they … Continue reading →

| Tagged community, gentrification, Hope, Imagination, Innovation, Makeshift, Paris, Social, Urban, Urban Growing, Urbanism | Leave a comment

Exploring Makeshift Productions of Urban Space #1

Posted on January 27, 2015 by waymarkingthesketchbook

During the Urban and Planning Theory reading I’ve been doing recently, I’ve been taken with Fran Tonkiss’s concept ‘The Makeshift City’*. She writes about alternative productions of urban space, where communities and sometimes professionals are attempting to make the city … Continue reading →

| Tagged Berlin, city, community, Croydon, Makeshift, Paris, Social, Urban, Urban Growing, Urbanism | 1 Comment

Citizens for Change, Leeds – exploring the relationship between the artist and activist #1

Posted on August 20, 2014 by waymarkingthesketchbook

For the last year, I’ve been working on a project that is helping me explore the relationship between being an artist and being a social activist. I’m interested in understanding the drives, processes, outcomes, what is in common and what … Continue reading →

| Tagged Activist, Art, Artist, Citizen, Culture, Leeds, Social, Social Activism, social change, Socially Engaged | Leave a comment

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