The Journey to 2030: How Glasgow’s approach to housing renewal supports the City’s transition to net-zero and the roll out of 20-minute neighbourhoods

Evans, Brian

The Journey to 2030: How Glasgow’s approach to housing renewal supports the City’s transition to net-zero and the roll out of 20-minute neighbourhoods

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Evans, Brian (2022) The Journey to 2030: How Glasgow’s approach to housing renewal supports the City’s transition to net-zero and the roll out of 20-minute neighbourhoods. Context.
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The Journey to 2030: How Glasgow’s approach to housing renewal supports the City’s transition to net-zero and the roll out of 20-minute neighbourhoods

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Creators/Authors:

Evans, Brian

Abstract:

A review of Glasgow's approach to social and affordable housing in the 21st century including the housing stock transfer of 2003, the creation of the Glasgow Housing Association, the Housing Transformational Regeneration Areas of 2007 and the Transforming Communities Glasgow programme.

Official URL:

https://ihbc.org.uk/page55/context/

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Glasgow, social housing, carbon transition

School/Academic Area:

Mackintosh School of Architecture

Dates:

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28 February 2022

Accepted

31 March 2022

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Published

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Article

Output ID:

8102

Date Deposited:

06 Jun 2022 14:36

Last Modified:

16 Mar 2024 10:49

Deposited By:

Brian Evans

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Brian Evans

Head of Urbanism

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