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Exciting News for Morecambe's Winter Gardens! The £2.7M restoration of Morecambe Winter Gardens marks a pivotal moment for Morecambe, promising not just the revival of a historic landmark but also the potential for significant local economic uplift and increased property demand. Led by the Morecambe Winter Gardens Preservation Trust, this project is set to enhance the theatre's capacity and modernise its amenities, solidifying its place in the heart of the community. 🔗 Explore more about the Winter Gardens restoration and its potential effects on Morecambe's property market in our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/eZww-aSY #MorecambeWinterGardens #PropertyGrowth #MightyHouse #MorecambeProperty #CommunityRevival #LocalEconomyBoost
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JPAM City Makers together with Albert Bestard from AB Paisatgistes SL, and Intra have been awarded with the first prize at the competetion for the renewall of the public space surrounding the heritage Monastery of St. Joan de les Abadesses. We are extremy proud of St. Joan's council confidence on our contribution to the site. Key facts of this transformation: 1. Public space renewall (7.130sqm) focusing on universal accessibility, safety for children pathways along historic quarter and promotion of civic activity by relocating car space. 2. Introducing a major pedestrian sense preserving the heritage unity with Puig i Cadafalch's monastery renovation, together with the improvement of Comte Guifre's promenade as well as the Abby square system. 3. Renovating the heritage brigde "Pont de la Plana", widening the pathways and capturing its landscape sense towards the Arçamala River. #Publicspace #Placemaking #Urbanrenewall
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Stunning Plot of Low Density Zoned Land For Sale in Galway ireland
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Discover the benefits to moving to Cyprus, how to start your search and all the steps you need to take for a successful move. I must admit that after listening to the webinar, I am sold!
On Thursday 25th January, we were joined by a highly-experienced set of panellists for an exclusive webinar to discover everything there is to know about buying in and relocating to #Cyprus. Internationally regarded as the Jewel of the Mediterranean, Cyprus is a truly breath-taking island offering coastal living, wondrous architecture, warm locals and a low cost of living with a high quality of life. Despite Brexit there has been an increase in British nationals relocating to the island, particularly those with a higher net worth looking for more than just a retirement home. Demand and interest is high, and our panellists gave us an insight into why that is >> https://bit.ly/48725jU #fineandcountry #cyprus #relocation #property #webinar
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Stunning Plot of Low Density Zoned Land For Sale in Galway ireland
Stunning Plot of Low Density Zoned Land For Sale in Galway ireland - European Luxury Property
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I love Totnes, it's beautiful and relaxed with lots to do. Read our blog to explore the benefits of living in Totnes. #buyingintotnes #devonproperties https://lnkd.in/eaCS4JPs
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This is a great opportunity to learn about Placemaking within the context of South America, so please don't miss out! More information can be found in the post attached. #research #placemaking #urbandesign #urbanplanning #urbanstudies #latinamerica #singapore
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For those interested in Placemaking and how the urban form impacts Place Attachment and Sense of Belonging in South America, this talk will introduce an interesting case study of a self-built neighbourhood in Santiago de Chile. Date: 15th December 10am (Singapore)/14th Dec 9pm (Santiago de Chile). Scan the QR code to join the presentation! #SUTD #SUSS #CEDEUS #placemaking #urbandesign #urbanstudies #latinoamerica #singapore
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Over the weekend (on Instagram) HillThallis posted a really interesting analysis of open space in and around the Moore Park precinct in support of the CoS/NSW Governments plans to annex half of Moore Park Golf Club. In principal the analysis seems fair and reasonable, and I do understand its purpose is to illustrate the shared position, that there is a shortage of publicly accessible open space surrounding the City’s major urban renewal zones. But in my opinion they appear to have overlooked the critical and completely obvious question, of how did the City of Sydney rezoning and masterplanning of Moore Park and its major urban renewal zone fail to make provision for appropriate large scale open space? No new publicly accessible large scale open/recreation space is being provided in their plan. They’re only repurposing existing public recreation space… and in my humble opinion it could be done with more open mind. Why not leave the course operational of an afternoon and evening/night. Share the facilities, with designated public access time between say 4am and say 10pm and then 10:30 to 10pm for the golfers. Night golf technology is freely available and it’s great! The City suggests or passively extorts Developers and Architects into providing small pockets of publicly accessible open space within their private developments. But they do this in the context of having failed to make adequate provisions within their own planning. Given their passion for Best Practice and Design Excellence how is this even possible? $100's of millions of rate payers money is being dedicated to their vision for a Town Hall Square in the heart of the CBD with procurement of buildings and land well underway and almost complete... why wasn't this vision shown in their major urban renewal zone?? To be clear, I’m not saying the work of the City in these precincts has been poor… far from it… in some isolated respects they've been successful. But I don't think its reasonable to claim the outcomes are “excellent” if publicly accessible large scale open space is one of their baseline requirements and there is no provision for it. To me “Design Excellence and Best Practice” in Urban Design means that all of the communities built environment requirements have been planned for, met and/or exceeded. It will also assume potential for design innovation or a difficult to deliver metric being identified and achieved. Using that as my measure to judge the City has done some fair-good work, but by no means “excellent”. and another question must be asked… once the City have succeeded in annexing half of Moore Park golf course to address their planning failures, which area or who’s land will they focus on next to solve their open space problems around say Green Square, Everleigh, Parramatta Rd corridor etc etc etc #HappyMonday
Hill Thalis A + UP on Instagram: "Putting MORE PARK into Moore Park! 1 Look at amount of public land locked away from open & free public use - golf courses & racecourse 2 See adjoining areas of urban regeneration in Green Square & Kensington - highly appropriate for such inner city locations 3 Originally part of 1810 1000acre Sydney Common, 40+ hectares of Moore Park leased as golf course between
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Check out my latest blog post on the amazing town of Moab, Utah which is one of our favorite places to stay. I linked out to lots of things to see and do including accommodations and of course food. I hope you will read and comment on the blog and hopefully share!
Moab is an AWESOME small town that calls you back over and over!
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