What should we value in the places we live, work and play?
EXPLORING THE ARCHITECTURE OF NOTTINGHAM & NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
Carlton Suburb, Nottingham
SUBURBS AND DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE
Understanding the qualities of where we live and how this can inform planning for the future.
Carlton Suburb, Nottingham
St Anns Allotments, Nottingham
ALLOTMENTS AND GREEN SPACES
How can green spaces help aid physical and mental wellbeing in urban locations?
Newton Building, Nottingham Trent University
REDEFINING THE STREETSCAPE
Positively connecting spaces between new and historical buildings.
Newton and Arkwright Building, Nottingham Trent University
Nottingham Market Square
PUBLIC SPACE
Helping community to flourish in democratic and sociable spaces.
Nottingham Market Square
Prudential Building, Alfred Waterhouse
Nottingham Bank, Watson Fothergill
RECOGNITION
Identifying and recognising buildings of cultural importance and ensuring their future.
Sneinton Market Square
REALISING THE POTENTIAL OF DISCONNECTED PLACES
Considering the form and function of public spaces to stimulate a sense of community ownership.
Sneinton Market Square
Arkwright Building, Nottingham Trent University
PUBLIC / PRIVATE
Creating positive transitions between public and private spaces.
Arkwright Building, Nottingham Trent University
INTEGRATING CONTEMPORARY AND HISTORICAL ARCHITECTURE
Promoting a cohesive urban landscape with considered and quality architecture to work with what is good from the past.
Arkwright Building Courtyard, Nottingham Trent University