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L&R Consulting, the well known leisure, heritage and cultural consultants, have been appointed to advise Birmingham Wheels on possible options for the further development of their operations in Landor Street, Birmingham. They have asked Peter White to join their team to cover the physical and redevelopment issues that impact on the 39 acre site. |
September 2009 |
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FLC have been appointed to front and help organise the Jewellery Quarter Summit Meeting in November ’09. This major event involving key players from within the industry, local authority, English Heritage and wider community is to be designed to focus on action and delivery. |
June 2009 |
 Turner
and Townsend
has
commissioned FLC to assist them in preparing an option appraisal and
development strategy for a redundant listed Church in Toxteth,
Liverpool which ‘Livserve’, the social enterprise of a local
Anglican parish wishes to re-open for church and community use. |
May 2009 |
 Greets
Green Partnership
has appointed Peter White to advise on the proposed acquisition of a
1930’s industrial building within their area, intended for
conversion to managed workspace. In particular he will be
considering alternative ‘visions’ for re-use; carrying out a
detailed option appraisal to test alternative proposals and then
taking the preferred solution through to business plan stage.
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More specifically the task is to consider the options for delivery of the workspace to be included in the scheme and to maximising the return on this space, improving as part of this the lettability of the space. |
April 2009 |
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Peter White has been instructed to carry out a project appraisal for an interesting void property acquisition and reuse project proposed for their area.
This is the latest commission from ABCD; FLC has carried out a number of project appraisals for this NDC over the past two years.
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FLC
has been commissioned to assist L&R Consulting who are
advising the Kidderminster Carpet Museum in their Stage 2 HLF
Bid.