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Something old, something new?
The Industrial Revolution during the 18th century drastically changed both the economy and the landscape of Britain, which can still be seen today. The Black Country was one of the most industrialised...
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Danish Urban Design and Regeneration – Silkeborg (Part 2)
Part 2 of Node’s trip to Denmark focuses on Silkeborg, a city in central Denmark. In 1844, permission was granted to establish a new paper mill on a site near the river Gudenå. At that point Silkeborg...
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New uses for urban waterway sites – changing the city landscape
(Cover photo: George Rex) Regeneration and redevelopment of inland waterway sites is becoming more significant to future economic growth throughout Europe. According to the Waterways Forward Project,...
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Crowdfunding
In recent months there has been a new buzzword in town: crowdfunding. Many regeneration and development projects are getting in on the action, but what is it? The crowdfunding concept has been around...
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