Sentences with phrase «urban regeneration»

Artist - run spaces have become realised as an important factor in urban regeneration.

The design for the gallery space where Turner Prize 2013 is presented was implemented by CPD in close consultation with Ilex Urban Regeneration Company, John McAslan and Partners, in an advisory role, and Ostick and Williams as the design and build architects.

The Line was led by urban regeneration expert Clive Dutton OBE and contemporary art dealer Megan Piper, with support from award - winning architects Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners.

For example, projects with potential environmental benefits, or start - up companies housed in urban regeneration areas, may be given extra credits in the grant evaluation (these criteria also play a role in some U.K. grant applications).

[71] He views devolution of powers to Greater Manchester (including an elected mayor) as an opportunity for urban regeneration.

• Looking for a position as a Landscape Architect at Jacobs Inc. utilizing extensive experience in overseeing the design of a variety of projects, such as urban regeneration schemes, and road and rail schemes, aiming to maintain the character of all assigned sites.

Finally, the context of London as a site for political and cultural action emerges across the galleries, whether through documentation of Mona Hatoum's performance Roadworks in the streets of Brixton following the 1985 uprisings, or Black Audio Film Collective's video essay Twilight City which explores the effects on London of Thatcher's urban regeneration programme.

The 126 - room Residence Inn Aberdeen is part of the multi-million pound Marischal Square project which Aberdeen City Council is developing in partnership with urban regeneration and property specialist Muse Developments.

Our real estate lawyers act for clients across the full range of real estate matters including urban regeneration projects, direct and indirect investment transactions, real estate financing, equity investment structuring, portfolio deals, corporate occupier matters, dispute resolution and development projects.

In New Zealand's largest urban regeneration project, it is being re-developed to aspirational sustainability standards.

The deal makes Croydon the first local authority to use an asset - backed public - private urban regeneration partnership, with the pair creating a 25 - year union with 50/50 ownership.

The team handles complex, high - value urban regeneration and development projects, joint ventures, PPPs and mixed - use schemes, and handles a range of regeneration and development projects in Manchester, the North West region, and across the UK.

Peter Kilfoyle thinks my co-authoring an evidence - rich policy paper on urban regeneration's failure to generate economic convergence in places such as Liverpool and Hull means that I live «in a parallel universe» (TP Debate, April).

Urbanists have for some time now been drawing attention to the «over-scripting» of public space in modern urban regeneration schemes, so that all conflicts and loose ends are designed out of the development, and people are subtly organised and choreographed into patterns of use and timetables decided by others.

Mr Hughes has a strong following in the party, maybe 20 per cent, among those who see its future in tackling urban regeneration: he is the only MP in an inner city area.

The company, which has built 261 primary schools, 64 secondary schools and seven academies in the last three years, announced the Community Plus range which is supported by Morgan Sindall Investments, urban regeneration firm Muse Developments, and affordable housing provider Lovell.

So however teachers decide to use the Olympics, whether teaching sport studies, promoting health and fitness, or investigating urban regeneration, it is undeniable that the games will be the talking point of 2012.

The # 1m maths project, a form of educational urban regeneration, is aimed at attracting bright young maths graduates to a city struggling with industrial decline and academic underachievement.

QED's a London - focused urban regeneration developer and fund manager.

The hotel is owned and has been developed by Edinburgh - based real estate company Chris Stewart Group, which specialises in complex urban regeneration and heritage projects.

Compston organised events in Shoreditch as a part of his deliberate vision of shaping an artist community and creating far reaching urban regeneration, both of which became his actual legacy.

The series of scrapes revisit vast open spaces that butt urban regeneration, a rapid sprawling reflected in the pace of his frantic rolling out of paint and varnish.

William McDonough + Partners is proud to be part of the Porta Nuova design team recognized as the «best urban regeneration project» during last week's MIPIM Awards 2018.

Raising awareness and ensuring transparency are key factors in determining successful energy - efficient urban regeneration, says Paweł Nowakowski.

The need for a holistic mix of homes, public spaces, transport and commercial development is now a central tenet of successful urban regeneration.

The design for the gallery space where Turner Prize 2013 will be presented was carried out by CPD in close consultation with Ilex Urban Regeneration Company, John McAslan and Partners in an advisory role and Ostick and Williams as the design and build architects.

Shadow Minister for Environment, Transport and the Regions responsible for urban regeneration, housing and the regions 2000 - 2001

Established in 1965, PBA is active across a variety of sectors throughout Great Britain and Europe, including urban regeneration and renewal, land development, infrastructure, energy, residential and retail.

And when I say house - building, I don't necessarily mean house - builders — they're most at risk of becoming scapegoats — I mean apartment / multi-family & mixed - use / urban regeneration specialists.

Consequently Lille embarked on an extensive programme of urban regeneration, embracing its wealth of historic buildings, landmarks and architecture and adding new public parks, galleries, museums, entertainment venues and shops.

The Chicagoan artist, who made a name for himself with his art - meets - urban regeneration projects in the city, is back in a gallery with work that challenges assumptions about race, class and what it means to be poor

Mark Godfrey travelled to four cities to gain a deeper understanding of Theaster Gates's intermingling of art with urban regeneration

Green Belt land surrounds cities and towns to inhibit «urban sprawl», prevent neighbouring towns merging into one another, preserve the countryside and the setting and character of historic towns, and assist in urban regeneration by promoting «brownfield» development (development on derelict urban land).

The British government has cast the Games as an urban regeneration project that will stimulate tourism.

In a clear break from his predecessor, Mr Brown said the government would look at other ways the government could deliver the urban regeneration the super casinos were designed to deliver.

Communities and Local Government sets policy on housing, local government, urban regeneration, planning, fire and rescue in England.

Urban regeneration and social exclusion including housing, planning and planning gain supplement;

Mr Grice has a wide range of interests in the area of social policy including local government finance, urban regeneration and constitutional policy.

The Labour Government must pull its weight and set up an urban regeneration company for Port Talbot to help counter the impacts of the decline in heavy industry and manufacturing.

Brian Jenner is a member of Bournemouth West Conservative Association and has been involved in urban regeneration for the last six years.

The lesson covers the stages of urbanisation from industrialisation to urban regeneration and re-urbanisation.

Most directly relevant are the internats d'excellence in France, which are funded as part of an urban regeneration programme and officially described as being for

Mark was previously employed as director of the University for Industry's learndirect initiative in Northern Ireland, as CEO of the North Belfast (urban regeneration) Partnership and director of the Dunanney Centre.