Our approach to Sports and Recreation projects emphasizes creating enjoyable, usable, and long-lasting amenities for local communities. With work on over a dozen community and rec centers—and over 60 parks—we have the experience to secure architectural success in each unique project. https://lnkd.in/g7XZTaHP #SportsArchitecture #ParkArchitecture #ThinkProjects #ThinkExperience #AECUtah
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Good morning! 🌅 As we journey down the road to building a new future in property, we’re reminded that every brick laid is a step towards innovation and growth. 🏗️ Today, let’s celebrate the progress we’ve made and the potential that lies ahead. Here’s to creating spaces that inspire, foster communities, and redefine the skyline. #BuildingAFuture #propertydevelopmentuk #InnovationInConstruction #Innovationindesign #designledproperty #kraftdproperty #ukpropertyinvestment #architectureuk
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Living in the city often pushes us away from nature and into a maze of concrete. Isn’t it ironic how we've distanced ourselves from nature, only to seek it out passionately during holidays. This yearning to return to nature amidst our urban lifestyles highlights a complex relationship with our environment. At AnchorPoint Developers, we understand the importance of integrating nature into our urban projects. Our new project in Malad isn’t just another urban development. We've prioritized green spaces within the architectural plan to the extent that our three-acre project will have two-thirds part dedicated to greenery. With active support from government authorities, this initiative is our way of blending modern living with nature, offering residents a breath of fresh air right at their doorstep. #AnchorPoint #RealEstate #Sustainability
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Crafting communities, not just buildings. New Urban's approach to construction is rooted in creating spaces that foster connection and growth. #CommunityCrafters #NewUrbanSpaces #NewUrbanDevelopment #InvestInTheFuture
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Great article offering a deep dive into the lessons that architects of the co-living sector can learn from PBSA (Purpose-Built Student Accommodation). Nido CEO, Darren Gardner, highlights strategies for creating thriving shared living spaces. One key lesson is understanding and taking into account the shared experiences and diverse needs of residents when designing adaptable spaces. Garder also points out that, like PBSA, co-living is inherently more sustainable compared to other residential sectors, as utilities and equipment are shared amongst the community. Continue reading here: http://ow.ly/Me2o10500cQ #Coliving #PBSA #CommunityLiving
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In case you missed it: Director Urban Design/ Planning Mathew Furness featured in The Urban Developer’s ‘Under the Bridge: Shaping a City’s Underused Spaces’, an article that explores opportunities for hidden landscapes on the edge of developments. These pockets of underutilised land have a great deal of potential for community benefit but are being overlooked as they often fall under the ownership of Council or State government. “At the time when we built the West Gate freeway, or even earlier, such as the old railway lines in the inner city, we weren’t thinking in detail about how those spaces would be used […] It’s a good idea to try to find uses that activate them and make them safer, more attractive parts of the city,” says Mat. Read the complete article here > https://ow.ly/kRhB50RcMwn #ratio #fosteringchange #tud #theurbandeveloper #urbandesign #planning #property #development
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Since designing one of the first Phius-certified homes in the South, our journey in #passivehousedesign has been transformative. As mentioned in Metropolis Magazine, these tactics can be applied in a variety of settings beyond single-family homes. Leveraging what we've learned over the years, we now infuse many of the same #passivehouse principles and modeling to better inform the way we design #affordablehousing projects like Rasmus-Temenos in #Houston to make an even greater impact on residents' quality of life. Check out the article below to learn how projects like #TheresaPassiveHouse are fueling a Passive House renaissance. #ForgexCraft #ATX #HealthyHomes #PHIUS #ArchDesign #SustainableLiving #GreenHome
Passive House Is Now a Platform for More
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Smart Pocket Parks: What are the Benefits? Pocket parks differ from neighbourhood or community-scale parks in that they are not intended to serve as a destination for an entire community. They usually have specific users in mind and do one of the following beneficial things: 🔹 Revitalize neglected and blighted areas. 🔹 Enhance and strengthen the local character. 🔹 Make communities safer and more sociable. 🔹 Reduce pollution and traffic. 🔹 Protect and conserve local wildlife and landscape. 🔹 Tell a story of the local history and heritage. 🔹 Transform otherwise underused real estate. 🔹 Improve fitness and health. 🔹 Add to the overall urban tree canopy. 🔹 Turn residents into community decision-makers. 🔹 Serve as a catalyst for additional investments in community improvements. To learn more about Pocket Parks read https://lnkd.in/gYrdM9SZ #Smart #Approvals #smartcities #smartcitystrategiesandsolutions #smart #development #approvals #approval #SPD #townplanning #planning #urbandesign #design #innovation #architecture #innovation
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Tactical Urbanism ++ [revitalization activations for cities] >> Tactical urbanism refers to grassroots, temporary, and low-cost interventions in public spaces that aim to improve the livability and functionality of cities. These interventions can include pop-up parks, public art installations, pedestrian and cyclist-friendly infrastructure, and community events. While tactical urbanism projects may be temporary in nature, they often have long-lasting economic and social benefits for cities. Some of these benefits include: *Increased foot traffic *Enhanced community [local entrepreneurs] engagement *Reimagined public spaces *Economic revitalization Photo: Andrea-von-Bujdoss, pavement-to-plaza intervention in Williamsburg, Brooklyn 16'
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Digital Placemaking for Urban Regeneration - one of many free resources available on calvium.com “Digital placemaking is central to urban innovation. It is relevant for the great challenges and drivers of towns and cities, such as sustainability, inclusivity, and health and well-being. As stakeholders in city regeneration projects, including governments, local authorities and property developers, strive to maximise the utility and attractiveness of the sites that they wish to develop, digital placemaking will increasingly be recognised as being of strategic importance and one of the necessities for delivering social and economic value.” This paper is for professionals who are involved in the planning, design, construction and management of such projects. Download this and other free resources: https://lnkd.in/e6AHDhGC #DigitalPlacemaking #UrbanRegeneration #regeneration
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Over the years, #DIYUrbanism has taken the city transformation by storm with appealing solutions and creative innovations initiated by the local community (residents) to enhance public spaces. However, the enhancement often happens without the interventions or approvals from the local city council and, even worst does not comply with safety standard requirements. Let’s dive deeper into DIY Urbanism, its importance and complexity, as well as the best ways to successfully implement and integrate this community-driven do-it-yourself initiative into formal urban planning. This article focuses on the pressing need for DIY Urbanism, fostering positive change in city planning with active participation from the local community in developing their occupied spaces.
Picture a city where the power of change lies with its people—where community members craft bike lanes from household items and turn parking spaces into lively parks. This article by the PNB Research Institute delves into DIY urbanism, a community-driven movement where citizens replicate formal designs and infrastructure to address urban challenges. Click the link below to uncover the stories behind these transformative projects and their impact on urban life. https://lnkd.in/gJ8-sCyz #PermodalanNasionalBerhad #DIYurbanism #Urban #Cityscape
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