LSE G&E Guided Walks
LSE G&E Guided Walks
LSE Geography & Environment Department
Self-guided walks organised by the LSE Geography & Environment Department
Renewal, Culture and Conflict in Local Economic Development: A walk from Butler’s Wharf to Borough Market
This walk takes you around Butler’s Wharf, along Tooley Street and into the GLA site where you’ll head along the South Bank towards your final destination, Borough Market. The purpose of the walk is for you to observe and experience the outcomes of diverse local economic development processes, providing you the opportunity to reflect on the implications of what you discover or perceive. The walk explores three themes that fit within the broad subject of local economic development: >  the cultural production of urban space > social conflict > renewal/regeneration Your task is to consider whether culture-led regeneration can deliver a sustainable form of regeneration or if it can only ever represent the cultural interests of a few.
Sep 18, 2020
22 min
Progressing Planning Walks - Episode One: The Southbank Cultural Led Regeneration
This circular walk covers the cultural regeneration of the south side of the river Thames.  It beings at the LSE and stops by Somerset House before taking you across Waterloo Bridge and down the South Bank to the Millennium Bridge where we cross the river again.  After a stop by Paternoster Square we lead you back to the LSE via Temple Bar Gate.
Sep 17, 2020
27 min