Urban Development and Regeneration in Ancoats, Manchester: From Industrial Suburb to Urban Village

Located on the north eastern edge of Manchester city centre, Ancoats was the first industrial suburb in the world when early steam-powered mills were built in the late Eighteenth Century. After it was severely hit by industrial decline over the course of the Twentieth century and its industrial buil...

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Autore principale: Caignet, Aurore
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spelling openedition-oai:revues.org:angles_5859 https://doi.org/10.4000/angles.5859 urn:doi:10.4000/angles.5859 https://journals.openedition.org/angles/5859 2023-01-11T01:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/9n23 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Urban Development and Regeneration in Ancoats, Manchester: From Industrial Suburb to Urban Village Angles Société des Anglicistes de l'Enseignement Supérieur info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/2274-2042 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/angles Caignet, Aurore régénération réutilisation patrimoine industriel village urbain regeneration re-use heritage industrial urban village Located on the north eastern edge of Manchester city centre, Ancoats was the first industrial suburb in the world when early steam-powered mills were built in the late Eighteenth Century. After it was severely hit by industrial decline over the course of the Twentieth century and its industrial buildings fell into disrepair, this area benefitted from a regeneration process which was implemented in the 1990s. It relied on the conservation and conversion of historic buildings and was influenced by the urban village model. This paper explores the mutation of an urban quarter born out of a pioneering experiment in industry-led urban development which was to become an urban village two centuries later. However, the urban village concept was an idealised vision of regeneration that was not fully compatible with the industrial character of Ancoats. The Ancoats Urban Village Company thus developed a different urban design approach, thereby carrying out an urban regeneration experiment of its own which reflects both change and continuity. Située au nord-est du centre-ville de Manchester, Ancoats fut la première banlieue industrielle au monde; c’est là que furent construits, à la fin du dix-huitième siècle, les premiers modèles de filatures fonctionnant à la vapeur. Après avoir été durement touché par le déclin industriel tout au long du vingtième siècle, et que ses bâtiments industriels ont été laissés à l’abandon, ce quartier a bénéficié d’un processus de régénération mis en œuvre à partir des années quatre-vingt-dix. Celui-ci reposa sur la conservation et la reconversion de bâtiments historiques et a été influencé par le concept de village urbain. Cet article explore la mutation d’un quartier urbain né d’une expérimentation pionnière en matière d’urbanisation liée à l’industrie, qui allait devenir un village urbain deux siècles plus tard. Néanmoins, le concept de village urbain reposant sur une vision idéalisée de la régénération, il n’était pas totalement compatible avec le caractère industriel d’Ancoats. Ancoats Urban Village Company développa alors une autre stratégie d’aménagement urbain, en menant sa propre expérimentation en matière de régénération urbaine, laquelle reflète à la fois le changement et la continuité.
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topic régénération
réutilisation
patrimoine
industriel
village urbain
regeneration
re-use
heritage
industrial
urban village
spellingShingle régénération
réutilisation
patrimoine
industriel
village urbain
regeneration
re-use
heritage
industrial
urban village
Caignet, Aurore
Urban Development and Regeneration in Ancoats, Manchester: From Industrial Suburb to Urban Village
description Located on the north eastern edge of Manchester city centre, Ancoats was the first industrial suburb in the world when early steam-powered mills were built in the late Eighteenth Century. After it was severely hit by industrial decline over the course of the Twentieth century and its industrial buildings fell into disrepair, this area benefitted from a regeneration process which was implemented in the 1990s. It relied on the conservation and conversion of historic buildings and was influenced by the urban village model. This paper explores the mutation of an urban quarter born out of a pioneering experiment in industry-led urban development which was to become an urban village two centuries later. However, the urban village concept was an idealised vision of regeneration that was not fully compatible with the industrial character of Ancoats. The Ancoats Urban Village Company thus developed a different urban design approach, thereby carrying out an urban regeneration experiment of its own which reflects both change and continuity.
author Caignet, Aurore
author_facet Caignet, Aurore
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title Urban Development and Regeneration in Ancoats, Manchester: From Industrial Suburb to Urban Village
title_short Urban Development and Regeneration in Ancoats, Manchester: From Industrial Suburb to Urban Village
title_full Urban Development and Regeneration in Ancoats, Manchester: From Industrial Suburb to Urban Village
title_fullStr Urban Development and Regeneration in Ancoats, Manchester: From Industrial Suburb to Urban Village
title_full_unstemmed Urban Development and Regeneration in Ancoats, Manchester: From Industrial Suburb to Urban Village
title_sort urban development and regeneration in ancoats, manchester: from industrial suburb to urban village
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