Sentences with phrase «former industrial area»

As I have said to you before Maxim a lot of it might but not all the UKIP vote is Tory friendly, a very significant proportion are ex Lab voters on council estates or WWC former industrial areas who are averse to the Tories for a plethora of reasons.

Instead, all the apartments are crowded into former industrial areas or onto noisy main streets where residents recently had to go to war with the Mayor over his plan to have all road work done at night.

«While working as a herbarium assistant, digitizing our collection, she noticed many of the specimens had specific locality information for various sites around Providence that she knew were former industrial areas.

The government's Social mobility in Great Britain: fifth state of the nation report, shows that worst performing areas for social mobility are no longer inner city areas, but remote rural and coastal areas, and former industrial areas, especially in the Midlands.

Planet Dog has played an instrumental role in the redevelopment of Portland's Bayside neighborhood, a former industrial area, into a livable, walkable and vibrant urban greenway.

The 19th arrondissement of Paris is a former industrial area developed around the Canal de l'Ourcq.

So, too, was the Maitland Institute, which opened in February in a former industrial area of the city that is now home to a growing number of artists» studios.

As London's former industrial areas are being redeveloped, artists are running out of affordable studio space.

Subjective and organic, the works in Void Territory reflect upon the difficult economic situation that has beset Berlin's former industrial areas.

• 2015 Nowacki moved to a new large - scale studio at the former industrial area in Ostrava Dolni Vitkovice.

In London, the 2012 Olympics site is being created in a former industrial area with high levels of unemployment that has been cut off from the rest of the city by freeways.

While manufacturing and warehousing have declined over the years, former industrial areas are now home to numerous big box retailers.

In Portland, Marcus & Millichap predicts that about 875,000 sq. ft. of new retail will be completed this year, which is down a bit from last year and way off 1999's total of roughly 2 million sq. ft. Large - scale developments there include the $ 250 million Brewery Blocks mixed - use infill project that is adding 200,000 sq. ft. of retail to downtown's Pearl District, a former industrial area that has become a residential and business neighborhood.