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Physical Regeneration News Brief: A shortlist of four architects ...

25 June 2004

A shortlist of four architects has been drawn up for the redevelopment of a town centre site in Corby. The firms picked by urban regeneration company Catalyst Corby and Corby Borough Council to design the first phase of the Civic Hub, Arts Centre and Public Realm project are Fielden Clegg Bradley, Hawkins Brown, Rafael Vinoly and Richard Rogers Partnership.

Physical Regeneration News Brief: Work has begun on an £18 million college ...

25 June 2004

Work has begun on an £18 million college in the West Midlands. The Centre for the Built Environment Birmingham and Solihull is intended to play a key role in reversing the shortage of skilled construction workers in the region. The project is being led by South Birmingham College and funded by the EU, regional development agency Advantage West Midlands, and Birmingham and Solihull Learning and Skills Council.

Physical Regeneration News Brief: Cartwright Pickard Architects ...

25 June 2004

Cartwright Pickard Architects has been appointed to design the second phase of a £30 million regeneration scheme in Brighouse, West Yorkshire. The conversion of a 19th century waterside mill has been completed on the peninsula site. The next phase is intended to provide 250 apartments housed in two eight-storey buildings and an 11-storey extension to the mill. The scheme also incorporates a canalside bar and restaurant.

Physical Regeneration News: Winning schemes are long-listed for top architecture prize

25 June 2004

A community-based swimming pool overlooking Morecambe Bay and an early years centre in Lancashire, were among the winners at last week's annual Royal Institute of British Architects awards.

Physical Regeneration News: Nominations invited for ODPM sustainable communities award

25 June 2004

Organisations that have made a significant contribution to sustaining thriving and successful communities are being invited to submit nominations for this year's Sustainable Communities Awards.

Physical Regeneration News: Design watchdog probe reveals risk of conflict

25 June 2004

An independent audit into the Government's architectural watch-dog has concluded that there was a risk that the chairman's business interests would reflect badly on the organisation.

Community Renewal News: Colourful cattle

25 June 2004

More than 150 life-size fibreglass cows decorated by artists and designers were herded onto the streets of Manchester last week as part of the long-running international CowParade public art exhibition.

Community Renewal News: Mentoring 'not the whole answer to youth troubles'

25 June 2004

Well-run mentoring programmes can help disaffected young people make positive changes in their lives but service planners should be realistic about the extent of their powers, according to new research.

Community Renewal News: Drive to push sport in poor areas launched

25 June 2004

A three-pronged drive to encourage sporting activity to improve health and community spirit in deprived areas was unveiled last week.

Community Renewal News: Calls to make childcare a priority

25 June 2004

Childcare should be put at the heart of regeneration, according to a policy statement published this week.

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