Regeneration through place quality: the case of Seven Stories – The Centre for Children's Books
作者： Lee Pugalis
DOI: 10.1080/17535060802476558
关键词: Regeneration (ecology) 、 Element (criminal law) 、 Quality (business) 、 Economic growth 、 Engineering 、 Quality development
摘要: Seven Stories is the only physical centre for children's literature in UK. As a flagship place of quality development, it an important element regeneration Newcastle's Ouseburn Valley. However, questions remain whether will be sufficient to regenerate wider city economy as initial ‘wow’ factor dissipates.
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