Austin-Smith:Lord secure Irvine public realm work
February 16 2011
North Ayrshire Council and Irvine Bay Regeneration Company are leading the proposals, which aim to improve the public space.
This is designed to complement separate proposals around the town, including Ian Springford’s planned improvements to Bridgegate House.
It will see hard and soft landscaping, signage, lighting, street furniture and wider urban design/landscape features such as public art installations.
Work is expected to start on the lighting and streetscape plans early next year and to complete by summer 2012.
2 Comments
#1 Posted by Monkey9000 on 17 Feb 2011 at 00:17 AM
Oh I do love a good ol' exposed core, classic piece of design right there!
#2 Posted by andy mc on 18 Feb 2011 at 13:57 PM
Dreadful inhuman and giving nothing back to Irvine.
ehm the buildings next door seem to be three floors of domestic and a big commercial gorillas jumped in and frightened all the people away.
oo oo
The worst thing about blighty is we allow rubbish badly detailed versions of things the swiss can pull off'
In our culture and in this climate there is no relevance to this
Oh look its showing off that its got some technology
oh dear
but maybe its just me
no wonder that we womans running away b
ehm the buildings next door seem to be three floors of domestic and a big commercial gorillas jumped in and frightened all the people away.
oo oo
The worst thing about blighty is we allow rubbish badly detailed versions of things the swiss can pull off'
In our culture and in this climate there is no relevance to this
Oh look its showing off that its got some technology
oh dear
but maybe its just me
no wonder that we womans running away b
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