Guide about Urban Regeneration and Demolition Footprint

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In recent years, public perception of demolition has shifted, with it often being seen as a destructive and environmentally harmful activity. However, this view does not fully capture the broader potential of demolition as an essential process in urban regeneration, nor its role in creating a more sustainable future.

The purpose of this guide is to provide a detailed analysis of the relationship between urban regeneration and the demolition footprint, establishing that demolition is much more than simply the removal of structures.

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