...sought to better profile this ‘heritage’ over the years and, in my opinion, has largely succeeded. Economic change over the years has removed the yeast factory, the mini-grocery store, the...

...influence on mental well-being and experiences for the user while also providing economic benefit depending on the context. The reach of how we define quality can then be pushed even...

...attracts diverse crowds from around the world. The Distillery District is a great example of how durable and resilient design can be used and repurposed for as the socioeconomic fabric...

...accessible to a wider range of citizens from different socio-economic groups. In fact, the diversity of land use within 15min radius of this square makes it a good example of...

...recent years, merchants generally seek to offer local services at an affordable price and are sensitive, for the most part, to the different economic realities of neighbourhood residents. For many...

...to allow recreational pursuits and open up new opportunities for economic development. The bridge has a unique tilting-design which allows larger ships to continue sailing along the River Tyne. Another...

...influence on mental well-being and experiences for the user while also providing economic benefit depending on the context. The reach of how we define quality can then be pushed even...

...that it presently gets its name from. The Distillery was closed in 1990 and the economic recession of early 1990s delayed the efforts to revitalize the district.   The district...

...the participation of users of all age groups, economic classes, and races. It can be a good demonstration of how to make and promote a built form as a proper...