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HarborPlace: How not to make a deal

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For sake of argument, let's set aside qualms about the high-rises or the question why giving a developer public parkland for for-profit development is the height of brilliancy. They alone are estimated by MCB to cost another $400 million. For any developer. Baltimore would get the buildings but not the amenities.

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Towers instead of Pavilions: An entirely different Inner Harbor

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The new skyline of the Inner Harbor as per Bramble's design team The proposal departs from the original Harbor Masterplan of Wallace, Roberts Todd of the 1970s which defined an inner and an outer frame in which the inner structures had to be low with the exception of the World Trade Center. plan of Ayer Saint Gross of 2013.

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Smithfield Birmingham regeneration news

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Now this 17-hectare development in the historic heart of the city is set to transform Birmingham and create major economic opportunities, including an estimated 8,000 new jobs. This will stitch the development into the fabric of the city, enhancing the existing offer while reinvigorating the centre of Birmingham.

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Leach Botanical Garden, Portland, Oregon

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Wilbert Davies, who later became a notable California-based landscape architect, was retained by the Leach family to develop landscaping plans. Phase 1 focused on developing the upper garden and establishing connections between it and the lower, house and historic garden, garden. The first phase is approximately seven acres.

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Grant Associates, British Landscape Architects

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The Shenzhen Bay Culture Park is a 9-ha mixed use new development. Grant Associates’ design defines the open spaces and sets the scene by framing views and screening adjacent developments – providing visitors with the opportunity to appreciate heritage within an authentic and biodiverse setting. Cherrywood Village Masterplan.

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Stockholm Central Station design competition

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Stockholm Central Station design competition proposal, Swedish City Building, Transport Development Sweden, Architect. The integrated team led by Foster + Partners in collaboration with Marge Arkitekter has been revealed as winners of the competition for the development of Stockholm Central Station in Stockholm today.

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100 Women to Watch in Architecture

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The building quickly garnered international attention, and has been viewed online — by one estimate — over 290 million times, a testament to the fact that great design still has the power to make an impact. Left: Tiffany Brown via Madame Architect ; Tiffany Brown with mentees from 400 Forward. Kimberly Dowdell. Frida Escobedo.