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The local governance of culture-led regeneration projects: a comparison between Montreal and Toronto

Darchen, Sébastien / Tremblay, Diane-Gabrielle

This article analyses culture-led regeneration processes in the context of two case studies. We analyse the roles of urban stakeholders and the adaptation of regeneration strategies in two different local planning cultures: Toronto and Montreal. The two regeneration projects analysed are the redevelopment of the Toronto Entertainment District and a real-estate project proposal within the ‘Quartier des Spectacles’ in Montreal. The analysis highlights the specific planning culture embedded in local governance, aligned with two distinct applications of the creative city concept.

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The local governance of culture-led regeneration projects: a comparison between Montreal and Toronto

Darchen, Sébastien / Tremblay, Diane-Gabrielle

This article analyses culture-led regeneration processes in the context of two case studies. We analyse the roles of urban stakeholders and the adaptation of regeneration strategies in two different local planning cultures: Toronto and Montreal. The two regeneration projects analysed are the redevelopment of the Toronto Entertainment District and a real-estate project proposal within the ‘Quartier des Spectacles’ in Montreal. The analysis highlights the specific planning culture embedded in local governance, aligned with two distinct applications of the creative city concept.

The local governance of culture-led regeneration projects: a comparison between Montreal and Toronto

Darchen, Sébastien / Tremblay, Diane-Gabrielle

This article analyses culture-led regeneration processes in the context of two case studies. We analyse the roles of urban stakeholders and the adaptation of regeneration strategies in two different local planning cultures: Toronto and Montreal. The two regeneration projects analysed are the redevelopment of the Toronto Entertainment District and a real-estate project proposal within the ‘Quartier des Spectacles’ in Montreal. The analysis highlights the specific planning culture embedded in local governance, aligned with two distinct applications of the creative city concept.

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Title:

The local governance of culture-led regeneration projects: a comparison between Montreal and Toronto

Contributors:

Darchen, Sébastien (author) / Tremblay, Diane-Gabrielle (author)

Published in:

Urban Research & Practice ; 6 ; 140-157

Publication date:

2013-07-01

Size:

18 pages

ISSN:

1753-5069 , 1753-5077

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1080/17535069.2013.808433

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

urban regeneration , local governance , creative city , planning culture , Canada

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