Posts in category EXPLORE LONDON

The grounded research was started by taking the view of the local authority. The authority is useful because a wider area was apprehened than would …

Although the ebb and flow of gentrification in Britain today appears to have declined, it is important to understand what form it takes when the …

The so-called ‘gentrification’ of cities across the globe was initially coined in 1964 by Ruth Glass who observed an influx of the middle classes into …

Having examined a unitary area, Wandsworth, the interviewing of senior representatives at four agencies for private tenants took place; Kensington Private Tenants Rights Project, Hammersmith …

As the newest neighborhood in Manhattan, New York’s Battery Park City offers still another perspective on the masterplanned, middle class neighborhood. That this celebrated development …

After the Civil War, London was slow to recover, but reconstruction and immigration from rural areas brought in new development by the turn of the …

It’s clear that most holiday makers visiting the capital recently paid disproportionately high rents, in relation to their wages, to the quality of their accommodation …

London is in the middle of a crisis: does it build up or out? For years it’s been going further and further away from the …

One of the classic problems in modernist literature is the dilemma of why Woolf has presented Jacob in his manner: inaccessible to the reader and …

Travelling to London this Spring? You might think that you’ve got it all worked out, that you’ve cracked the code and now you know exactly …