Great news that Orchard Wharf has been recognised as Highly Commended at the NLA Awards in the mixed-use category. Designed by Howells Architects in collaboration with Aukett Swanke and Spacehub, Orchard Wharf sets a new standard for mixed-use developments, integrating riverborne logistics with residential and public spaces. Located on a safeguarded wharf, the development combines industrial river use with the creation of affordable homes, student housing, and enhanced public spaces, making it a sustainable model for urban development. Looking forward to seeing this project progress! For more info, click the link: https://lnkd.in/e-3kKEzc
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Rio Architects 📣 “Good news for the Cathays community as 64 social housing homes are given (unanimous) planning permission. The redevelopment of Medallion House, a key site along Crwys Road in Cathays, aims to help regenerate the area with a new mixed-use development that serves the residential and commercial needs of the community. The design will transform the long-term empty site, creating 64 social housing homes, three private flats and 1,072m2 of refurbished commercial space. It will also include a new 750m2 community facility with a garden and café area – perfect for bringing people together. This project addresses the growing demand for more housing and community regeneration.” Read more about the project here: https://lnkd.in/e4FfsvSP
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A European trend making its way here could soon help improve housing affordability in 2025. “There is an increasing amount of development and investor interest ‘co-living’ developments,” says award winning architect James Alexander-Hatziplis, co-founder and CEO of Place Studio AU. “Co-living developments are a modern European housing concept designed to provide a blend of private affordable apartments, coupled with increased communal living spaces,” he says. https://lnkd.in/gG8-W3yM #CoLiving #HousingAffordability #ModernLiving #RealEstateDevelopment #AffordableHousing #UrbanLiving
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Reminder: Many of the best examples of urbanism in America are small towns! Things like vibrant walkable commercial districts, safe streets with slow traffic, centrally-located rail stations, inviting public spaces, and trails and connections to parks and schools are often some of the defining features of Main Street, USA. Let's not lose sight of that! Urbanism isn't a matter of big city vs small town Americana- we all benefit from urban principles applied well in our communities, regardless of scale.
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Liveable Exeter Placemaking Charter I'm thrilled to share some groundbreaking news from Exeter! 🌱🏙️ The City Council has officially launched the Liveable Exeter Placemaking Charter, a visionary blueprint designed to elevate the quality and sustainability of new developments across the city. This initiative is not just about constructing buildings; it's about crafting thriving communities that future generations will be proud to call home. Here’s what makes the Liveable Exeter Placemaking Charter truly special: 1. Partnership for Quality: The formation of the Exeter Design Quality Partnership marks a collaborative effort among City Council Officers, developers, and design specialists to push for exceptional design and sustainability standards. 2. Commitment to Sustainability: With an aim to foster an inclusive, healthy, and sustainable urban environment, the Charter aligns with Exeter’s ambitious Vision 2040, ensuring developments contribute positively to the city's fabric. 3. Innovative and Inclusive Planning: The Charter emphasises the use of innovative planning tools to create spaces that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also environmentally responsible and socially beneficial. This initiative reflects a significant step towards realising a model of urban development that respects both heritage and modernity. By embracing such forward-thinking policies, Exeter is setting a benchmark for cities worldwide. For everyone involved in urban development, from architects to planners and city enthusiasts, the Liveable Exeter Placemaking Charter is a testament to what we can achieve when we commit to quality, sustainability, and community in our urban landscapes. Let’s continue to support and inspire one another in shaping spaces where life thrives. 🌿🏢 You can view the Charter here: https://lnkd.in/eNBWgyzC 🔄 Feel free to share this update and let's get the conversation started on how we can implement similar initiatives in our communities!
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We’re back with the latest construction progress for our residential and commercial developments! From finishing touches on premium homes to exciting updates on our commercial spaces, here's a quick look at everything we've accomplished this month. #SUSHMA #ProjectUpdate #RealEstate #SushmaValencia #sushmaBelleza #SushmaJoynest #SushmaCrescent #SushmaJoynestAerocity #SushmaPristine #SushmaEmpiria #constructionupdates
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The City of Eustis is updating its downtown master plan for the first time since 2008, with priorities placed on expanded parking and redevelopment of the Waterman site and lakefront. https://lnkd.in/eC59nCVk
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The success of great cities lies in their ability to integrate architecture and urbanism to support people, culture, and sustainability. London’s network of interconnected neighbourhoods exemplifies this, cultivating self-sustaining communities where individuals can live, work, and engage within a localized, yet globally impactful, urban setting. Our latest project Opus, at Bankside Yards, marks a significant milestone in London's ever-evolving skyline, standing out as the UK's first major mixed-use estate to be entirely free from fossil fuels. In this recent article by Knight Frank, we explore this burgeoning ecosystem that is now emerging as a micro-city own its own right. Over in the City, ONE BISHOPSGATE PLAZA brings a novel perspective to the traditional context of a historical plaza serving as multifunctional hub for the community. Rejuvenating a key site along Bishopsgate into a dynamic mixed-use urban development that contributes to the City’s ambition of becoming a 24-hour destination. Read the article in full here: https://lnkd.in/dzkJdxsD
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A great read and amazing plan for the future of Exeter, follow the link in Roger Clotworthy post to read
Liveable Exeter Placemaking Charter I'm thrilled to share some groundbreaking news from Exeter! 🌱🏙️ The City Council has officially launched the Liveable Exeter Placemaking Charter, a visionary blueprint designed to elevate the quality and sustainability of new developments across the city. This initiative is not just about constructing buildings; it's about crafting thriving communities that future generations will be proud to call home. Here’s what makes the Liveable Exeter Placemaking Charter truly special: 1. Partnership for Quality: The formation of the Exeter Design Quality Partnership marks a collaborative effort among City Council Officers, developers, and design specialists to push for exceptional design and sustainability standards. 2. Commitment to Sustainability: With an aim to foster an inclusive, healthy, and sustainable urban environment, the Charter aligns with Exeter’s ambitious Vision 2040, ensuring developments contribute positively to the city's fabric. 3. Innovative and Inclusive Planning: The Charter emphasises the use of innovative planning tools to create spaces that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also environmentally responsible and socially beneficial. This initiative reflects a significant step towards realising a model of urban development that respects both heritage and modernity. By embracing such forward-thinking policies, Exeter is setting a benchmark for cities worldwide. For everyone involved in urban development, from architects to planners and city enthusiasts, the Liveable Exeter Placemaking Charter is a testament to what we can achieve when we commit to quality, sustainability, and community in our urban landscapes. Let’s continue to support and inspire one another in shaping spaces where life thrives. 🌿🏢 You can view the Charter here: https://lnkd.in/eNBWgyzC 🔄 Feel free to share this update and let's get the conversation started on how we can implement similar initiatives in our communities!
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Ever considered buying on paper ? Buying a home "on paper" is more than just securing a property; it’s about investing in a carefully planned community and your future. Pre-construction projects like Carmel Heights in Zichron Ya'akov represent the pinnacle of modern living, offering diverse housing options tailored to meet a variety of lifestyles and preferences. Carmel Heights, a luxury development, is set in one of Zichron Ya'akov's most sought-after neighborhoods. Nestled near the serene Langa Forest and within walking distance to the vibrant midrachov, this exclusive project offers residents easy access to boutique shops, charming cafes, health facilities, and synagogues—all the essentials for a balanced and fulfilling lifestyle. For those looking to invest in a community that promises both comfort and long-term value, Carmel Heights is a rare opportunity. What are your thoughts on projects? #RealEstate #ZichronYaakov #CarmelHeights #LuxuryLiving #InvestmentOpportunities #CommunityLiving
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"Relaxing design standards for new apartments will simply produce apartments in which it is difficult to relax," said our Chair Rob Stokes as the Living Cities Forum kicked off at the State Library this morning. "Contrary to the suggestion by the NSW Productivity Commission that we need to relax design standards to facilitate housing development, I argue we need to champion design excellence to justify housing development! "Quality urban design becomes more important the denser our cities become." 💡Have your say in the comments below! #ThoughtLeadership #UrbanDesign #Housing
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National Account Manager | Housebuilders & Developers | Residential & Commercial Projects | Innovation & Sustainability 🌿
4moCongratulations to the team at Regal on this fantastic recognition for Orchard Wharf! It’s great to see a project that seamlessly integrates sustainability, mixed-use functionality, and innovative urban design being celebrated. The combination of riverborne logistics with residential and public spaces sets an inspiring benchmark for future developments. Looking forward to seeing more of your incredible work in action!