Review 24/03/23

 





As a review, we were told that put our previous images from all we had done in this course on a sheet with a specific matrix, which is inspired by an algorithm that can illustrate the process more intelligibly.



In this poster I amied on tourists attractiones in my site, the key to portsmouth's local economy with around £600million annually and supporting around 12,000 jobs opportunitues which are connected to this industry. Most of these places are located in the southwest part of the Portsmouth. The most famous tower in this city, is Spinnaker Tower, which is the symbole of the Portsmouth. Aroud the Spinnaker, we have Gunwharf Quays Shopping Outlet Center which contains many famous clothing brands and Vue Cinema, Hollywood Bowl and some restaurants with see view. Near the Spinnaker, GoYatching can rent private boats to tourists which could be a special experience. In the northern part of Spinnaker, there is an important station which connects the railway to the seaway. But besides lots of beneficial factors, tourists have negative impacts, especially on the environment which should be considered by both tourists and governments. 

WWW.visitportsmouth.co.uk



Provided poster is indicating sports grounds in Portsmouth in which has been owned a large part of my site. After some assessments, I could determined their specific users which are divided according to their age, a group who are between 12 and 18 and peoplein the second group are between 18 and 30.










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