Independent journalism on making places where people thrive. Uncommonly beautiful magazine. Events @festivalofplace The Pineapples @thepineapplesuk
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a-r-c-s mission: create inclusive, sustainable places. They put community & environment first, with expertise in strategy, branding, leasing, and culture.
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Festival of Place: Climate Resilience
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Did you know Festival of Place is powered by @TheDeveloperUK
Get in touch today to find out how you can support independent journalism and inclusive events. Our members help amplify fresh and expert voices that unpick what makes places that thrive
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essential reading for those interested in developing new towns and regenerating places & communities @TheDeveloperUK @noordinarypark @LondonLegacy thedeveloper.live/places/pla…
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Thank you @muse_places for supporting Festival of Place and @TheDeveloperUK as org members!
To learn about the beautiful, diverse and sustainable places Muse create, visit: museplaces.com/
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Todays (10 October) early bird deadline information
Your entries need to be submitted and paid by 23:59 to count. You can edit your submission up until the final deadline 28 November.
Contact James on 07766 227382 or [email protected] with any questions
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Hear from @muse_places and @SalixHomes on the challenges and opportunities when it comes to Passivhaus and environmental standards: bit.ly/4eoO5G1
Join live right now or watch back on demand after the live event has finished
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Is your project pushing urban development boundaries? 🌍 Submit it to **The Pineapples 2025**! Early bird deadline: 10 Oct 🏆
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Do you have a Child-Friendly place that deserves recognition? Why not enter this brand new category? Find out more: bit.ly/3SGOvzJ
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We are proud to be supporters of @TheDeveloperUK and always delighted to receive our copy of the magazine which we agree is uncommonly beautiful, inspiring and makes us reflect on new ways of working. #TheDeveloper #MakingBetterPlaces #LDADesign
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Just 38% of Local Plans require Health Impact Assessments: They all should thedeveloper.live/opinion/ju…
In @TheDeveloperUK by @EdKirtonDarling @BristolUniLaw
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Despite a lack of council backing, many lidos are being restored.
Take a look at this article in @TheDeveloperUK that explores lidos in the UK and how they are being brought back.
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Entries open this September
We’re delighted to announce The Pineapples 2025 awards programme launches this September. The only awards that celebrate the very best in placemaking and place-led initiatives
Register your interest: bit.ly/3O6V5t5
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Carey Doyle - @cdoyle34 - who recently joined our Rural Policy Centre team is featured in @TheDeveloperUK talking about community right to build, and noting the strength of the Scottish system.
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Really enjoying this lido article in @TheDeveloperUK public issue, starring the mighty Jubilee Pool by @AlexScottWhitby.
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"Candidly, it’s pretty routine – planters and seating – but made so much better by the clever distortion of the double yellow lines into a bench to sit on." Thanks @ianvisits The bench is one of a collection of sculptural street furniture, more to come. @LDADesign #DYL
Bloomsbury street becomes a pocket park with bench made from Double Yellow lines
➡️ ianvisits.co.uk/articles/blo…
A double yellow line that once said no to parking is now a park bench saying yes to sitting after a road in central London was turned into a mini pocket park.
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After the recent Public Inquiry about the former Dairy Crest site in Totnes, several people have asked for a succinct overview of the @AtmosTotnes story so far. Luckily, @TheDeveloperUK just published such a thing, and it's rather good❤️: thedeveloper.live/opinion/co…
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The @festivalofplace is always worth going to - see offer for discounted tickets below ⬇️. Do try to make it, if you can. We need to keep focussed on the things that matter when it comes to creating great places for people and for nature. @TheDeveloperUK @tcmurray #ldadesign
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