Sentence examples for comprehensive redevelopment from inspiring English sources
It is now about to undergo a comprehensive redevelopment.
It was known that this kind of comprehensive redevelopment instantly blights a neighbourhood.
"It's so unjustified," lamented Glen Fishman, who grew up near here and is now a developer working on a comprehensive redevelopment of Rahway's downtown.
Eventually they got their way, and the project was cancelled, saving the Victorian buildings of the area and turning the tide against comprehensive redevelopment in general.
In the postwar years, as the UK's rapid growth in car use threatened to grind cities to a halt, proposals for "comprehensive redevelopment" came thick and fast.
These options ranged from a full refurbishment of the existing properties to a comprehensive redevelopment of the entire site, with three intermediate interventions in between.
If they were town planners they instigated "comprehensive redevelopments" (because their ear for language had gone as well) making way for the car, and if they became railwaymen they closed railways, also to make way for cars.
Now, with the help of more than a half-dozen students from Yale University's School of Management and School of Architecture, plans for a comprehensive multiuse redevelopment of the 10-acre site are about to be unveiled, probably in mid-April, according to Ansonia's mayor, James Della Volpe.
Comprehensive demolition and redevelopment usually wipe out all traces of a district's historic past.
The plan calls for linking LaGuardia's new Central Terminal to Delta's Terminals C and D. "We look forward to working in partnership with the governor's design commission on a comprehensive and complementary redevelopment plan that realizes our mutual goals and benefits all New York passengers," Delta's President Ed Bastian said in a news release.
These "Mumbai Slums Maps" envision that not only is there a need for a comprehensive masterplan for slum redevelopment and affordable housing in Mumbai, but that it is also possible to house the urban poor in affordable housing if all currently slum occupied land will be earmarked for this.
