Get ready to see the Elephant (& Castle) fly: This is how London should be regenerating
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Get ready to see the Elephant (& Castle) fly: This is how London should be regenerating
"Elephant & Castle may have sometimes felt like a modernist concrete hell born of a sadistic 1960s town planner, but as a place name it has been on London's map for more than 400 years."
"The once unlovely district... is in the throes of one of Zone One London's most dramatically transformative urban glow-ups."
"Get Living revealed the first roster of retailers signed up at the shiny new town centre being created as part of the huge 4 billion regeneration that has already been under way for two decades."
"A glossy promotional video shows a glamorous-looking Elephant & Castle at sunset unrecognizable from the gritty urban landscape of days of yore."
Elephant & Castle has been a notable location in London for over 400 years, referenced in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. The area, once characterized by a modernist shopping center and heavy traffic, is now experiencing a major urban transformation. Developers Get Living are creating a new town center called The Elephant, set to open soon, featuring retailers like Marks & Spencer. This regeneration project, valued at 4 billion, aims to revitalize the district, making it more appealing and accessible to residents and visitors alike.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
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