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As one of the fastest-growing regions in the UK, Yorkshire’s property market is vibrant, offering a unique blend of historic and modern architecture, thriving business hubs, and high-potential investment areas. In our latest blog, we share our step-by-step guide for navigating commercial property development in Yorkshire. Read more here: https://ow.ly/Hkar50UrPEy

The revitalisation of Melbourne’s historic 189 Toorak Road has commenced, led by global architecture firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM). Developed by V-Leader in partnership with Ironside, the project is a sensitive transformation of the 137-year-old site, seamlessly blending its rich history with modern architectural innovation. 🔗 Click the link below to learn more about the development of this historic landmark! https://lnkd.in/gd2b38Cp

Throwback to a brilliant moment when I had the opportunity to witness Melbourne’s urban vibrancy, one of the world’s most liveable cities. City of Melbourne's journey towards liveability is built on its dedication to quality urban design, activating public spaces like laneway movements to transport networks. These efforts have created an environment that not only serves today’s residents but also ensures future generations have something to look forward to. In many respects, Singapore shares a similar vision. From our well-designed built environments to our efficient transport systems, both cities are committed to creating spaces that enhance quality of life. Much like Melbourne, Singapore’s forward-thinking urban planning ensures our city remains resilient, sustainable, and liveable for the future. If your city has demonstrated a commitment to improving urban spaces, fostering liveability, and delivering innovative design solutions, consider nominating it for the LKY World City Prize. It’s an opportunity to share best practices, showcase your city’s achievements, and inspire others globally. #UrbanDesign #CityPlanning #LiveableCities #Singapore #Melbourne #LKYWorldCityPrize #SustainableCities

Explore the imaginative vision of Carleton University architecture students for LeBreton Flats: a circular bridge, ferris wheel, and more! This innovative approach challenges traditional city planning. What's your bold idea for urban development? https://buff.ly/3UXHWcB #Architecture #UrbanPlanning

Middle housing continues to seize attention nationwide, particularly in North America, as cities grapple with an unprecedented demand for housing. We spent the day with mddl to learn about the proposed city-wide bylaw changes and the possibilities middle developments can bring. David discussed the matter from a planning perspective alongside Dr. Teresa Goldstein and Katherine Davies. #yyc #yycliving #architecture #urbanplanning #planning #urbandesign #design

Numerous European-built buildings in Asia, predicated on European-type plans, have distinct references to local architecture. Traditional styles continue today, particularly in housing estates adjacent to super-Modernist environments, such as high-rise suburbs in China. Pg 305, The Art of Classic Planning #classicplanning #traditionalarchitecture #urbanism #asia #urbanplanning

🏡🔋 Explore the future of eco-friendly living. Our guide to energy-efficient home designs offers insights into sustainable architecture. #SustainableArchitecture #EnergyEfficiency Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/ASmPI

"a post-war haven for modernist architecture, green spaces and community living." Thanks Creative Boom for a brilliant article on the process and challenges behind 'Modern Buildings in Blackheath and Greenwich'. Read the full article here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eTS_EVkj

Revolutionizing Zoning: Residential Heights Explained We explore the crucial changes in zoning codes that affect building heights in our neighborhoods. Committed to maintaining residential character, we discuss the implications of these modifications and what they mean for our communities' future. #ZoningLaws #ResidentialDevelopment #CommunityBuilding #UrbanPlanning #HeightRegulations #BuildingCodes #NeighborhoodPlanning #Architecture #LocalGovernment #CityDevelopment

Reviving Our Past for a Better Future 🏠 What does it take to make a historic building desirable in the modern world? From converted hospitals and factories, to 1980’s architecture, our article for FlatLiving magazine sheds light on how as managing agents we are preserving history while maintaining vibrant, functional living spaces. Author Laura McGill sees many such buildings during her work heading up our mobilisation team which ensures that all estates we are appointed to manage are set-up and ready for ongoing management. In this article she looks at the importance of taking a unique approach to each development. Read her story: https://bit.ly/48Fwwze #CommunityImpact #HistoricPreservation #LivingSpaces #UrbanRenewal #ModernLiving