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Housing Contribution to Urban Regeneration - A case study of the Welsh Housing
Quality Standards (WHQS) and the Can Do Toolkit in UK Wales
Abstract:
this research is looking at notion of urban regeneration and housing role on it. the research
is structured into two parts; the first part is concerned with defining urban regeneration, its
importance, and the and the different factors in academic literature. then it continues by dividing and
thoroughly analyzing/discussing the different housing contributions to urban regeneration both
directly and indirectly. it will provide critical review of these contributions against future needs and
changes. the second part will further evaluate all discussed in the first part in practice through a
casestudy of the welsh housing quality standards (whqs) and "the can do toolkit 1 & 2" introduced by
the welsh housing committee in the united kingdom in 2003, 2006 and 2008 respectively. the research
will consider the links between the different contributions and possible effects it may have on the
region. finally, some key points will be presented in the conclusion to highlight the different housing
contributions to urban regeneration and their potential benefits and limitations.
keywords:urban; regeneration; housing; the can do toolkit; welsh housing quality standards
(whqs), urban regeneration; social housing.
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(Received on 04/04/2017 & Accepted on 07/09/2017)
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