Sunderland Riverside Revival
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This video covers the changes currently taking place at Sunderland Riverside. This includes developments such as Maker and Faber, the city hall, the sunderland eye hospital and the Sheepfolds area. Sunderland is going through a revival at the minute with new developments popping up throughout the city.
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A full-time planner, Jordan Reeve specialises in creating videos about the built environment to tell its stories. The topics cover the historical development of cities alongside psychogeography-style walks, which aims to uncover the urban environment as well as pose questions about the space and place in which we live, work, and play. He lives in Newcastle Upon Tyne and attempts to showcase the modern face of a former industrial city, which is still finding its way in regeneration.
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Jordan, I'd love to see a video on the current approach to city-centre planning and building in England. What are the main challenges that face contemporary planners and how do their approaches address these challenges? What are the broader ideas and interests that underlie the various developments that feature in your videos?
Absolutely awesome video , so interesting and well researched . Thank you ððž
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fascinating âĶ.thanks ððž
Fascinating video. Cheers Jordan
in all these 'regeneration' projects, they all have in common the dead architecture that plagues the modern world. i do not really belive that an area can be truly nice to be in unless your buildings are aesthetically pleasing to some extent and not just out to make money
I was born in South Shields and I spent quite a bit of my youth in Sunderland. The nightlife there was fabulous and I had many a good night there. Roker Park was a landmark and steeped in history. Sunderland has always been left behind in my humble opinion. The Bridges shipping centre has never been huge success. Sunderland has much to offer I feel but investment and development as you quite rightly state Jordon needs to raised several gears. Good video .
Thanks, cant say ive ever sampled the nightlife in sunderland. Not sure it is still what it once was
The city centre itself around the bridges is quite run down too. Itâs a shame really. I walked through Mowbray park for the first time the other week and I was very surprised at how clean and well kept it is though! Great video too!
very interesting, well researched and put together, need more this is history in the making
How strange that Vaux Breweries closed with the loss of 300 jobs whilst being a profitable and going concern. There's something dodgy going on there.
Civic centre it was a pile of rubble when it was built. Spoilt and lovely park then it turn into a real pile of rubble. It looked like a prison from the sky and even worse at ground level
A correction - Argos has moved into Sainsburys. And as of a few weeks time of this comment M&S will be closing down and oppening a new store in the Galleries. The council have killed the centre by constantly ramping up the parking charges.
Would be cool if you could do a video on the "quayside west" development. I'm not sure if its happening though since the company went into administration under the summer. Looks like prime real estate and cool what they did on the other side of the river with the dunston staiths housing.
The area at 11:30 is abandoned because approximately 400+ bodies were buried underneath.
the bridge is very similar to the Tyne bridge, i wonder if it was the same builders?
Any idea when all of these projects will be finished?
Sunderland - a cross between Mogadishu and Beirut
The town centre is a rathole though labour ruin everything