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The Archway of Tears,
Birmingham Fresh Life Consulting has been appointed by Birmingham Conservation Trust to work with the team led by Rodney Melville and Partners to carry out a feasibility study of this Victorian Gateway building, with the objective of finding a viable future for of all that remains of this major Birmingham Workhouse. Read more about The Archway of Tears project |
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The Old Bank, Handsworth, Birmingham This £2.3m project took 7 years to realise, working from a low level of expectation locally and a divided political situation. Read more about The Old Bank project |
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The Goldsmiths
Centre, Clerkenwell |
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Polesworth Abbey Gatehouse, North Warwickshire This is the first phase of a major regeneration project at this ancient abbey site, where there has been a continuous Christian presence since the 9th Century. Read more about the Polesworth Abbey Gatehouse project |
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St Stephen’s
Church, Redditch town centre |
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The
Crossing at St Paul's This £2.3m project took 7 years to realise, working from a low level of expectation locally and a divided political situation. However, having convinced the heritage sector that the conversion of this Grade II* listed church as feasible and appropriate, Peter White wrote the business plan and prepared funding bids which eventually attracted the necessary capital from a variety of sources to enable the project to be self financing from the start. Read more about the Crossing at St Paul's project |
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Belgrave House, Leicester |
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Langdales Building, Hatton Garden
London LB Camden is actively promoting interventions designed to support and encourage the growth of a high quality jewellery sector in the Borough and neighbouring areas, working with the London Development Agency. Read more about the Langdales Building project |
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Belper Market Place |
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King’s Cross Construction Skills Training Centre |
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New Arley Community Centre |
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The
Argent Centre, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham This scheme was initiated at the height of the early 80’s recession. The market was so depressed that although it took 18 months to acquire the building, no other bid was received by the vendors in that time and the 43,000 sq ft building was eventually purchased for £90,000. Parts had not been properly occupied for many years and at that time, it was considered highly doubtful that a market existed for the upper floor accommodation. Read more about The Argent Centre project |
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Burslem School of Art, Stoke on Trent |