Sustainability neighbourhoods: it can be done
Imagine a neighbourhood that uses resources efficiently, is well connected to public transport and encourages walking and cycling while at the same time allows children to play safely, creates a strong sense of community and is visually stunning. Too good to be true? No, MADE has been there.
Small actions - big change
Flexible leases, working with existing buildings, and running events to attract people – some of the factors which have helped to regenerate South Bristol and could work for Birmingham’s Digbeth area, according to George Ferguson founder of Bristol's Tobacco Factory (pictured). Read about MADE's Organic Eastside event.
Creative Communities
Involving artists and other creative professionals raised aspirations, gave us all new ideas, and led to a higher quality environment. This is the feedback from partners in MADE's Creative Communities project. (photo CTC Kingshurst Academy) more
Giraffes in the city? Now that is audacity
Proclaiming ‘audacity’ as one of the principles for planning your city is a brave move and a tough commitment to live up to. That was the opening remark from David West at the recent Talking Cities Lecture at Birmingham Town Hall. more
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