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My Latest film, Ian Nairn visited Newcastle in the 1970s, but how has the city changed since then? Out Friday
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Jordan Reeve
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Jordan Reeve
@JordanCReeve
Film maker and Town Planner with a focus on the built environment
Perth, Western Australia Katılım Temmuz 2022
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@northumbriana I handled the listed building consent, There was a part of the recent refurbs where the idea was floated about installing lifts again into the towers. Soon dropped though after cost considerations.
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I’m still so disappointed that there are no plans to refurbish the five-storey Cornish granite towers. They were designed as warehouses by our old friend Robert Burns Dick but the floors were never put in so they’ve stood empty for nearly 100 years.
chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-eas…
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The Linear City, is always ahead of its time never able to be completed, always a distant fantasy. youtu.be/vMqkEK6BnZ0
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None of them really explained why they wanted this vision and who dreamt it up and the failure of its reality. This film aims to answer those poignant questions. At a time when Linear Cities are back in the news cycle, with NEOM (Saudi Arabia's Linear City) being cancelled. 🧵
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I have been researching the Linear City. A proposal for a Linear Supercity located in the North East of England; the city, the countryside, the seaside, the lakeside, the hill town. All connected by a super fast transport system. 🧵
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The sadness that films my heart that Our Amber Films is now a Pilates studio
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Back in the uk, this time in Edinburgh.
Once my feet are under the table a bit more expect a few films from here... stay tuned...
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Monument Mall, Blackett Street, #Newcastle upon Tyne, Opened in 1992, the internal mall closed in 2012.
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Evening chaps. There's a 1960s office building in Gateshead that the council are preparing to demolish as the beginning of their regeneration program. It was built circa 1965, when the future was possible. In the spirit of midcentury futurism, they called it Computer House
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Edinburgh Castle and the Nor' Loch (1824), by Alexander Nasmyth
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Arial view of the New Tyne Bridge nearing completion.
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Everyone moans about soulless bowls, but when a club designs a stadium absolutely dripping with character and people take the piss? I think this looks class🤷♂️
Birmingham City FC@BCFC
Our new stadium. A statement of intent for the City of Birmingham and the West Midlands, testament to a region that is on the rise.
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Over on LinkedIn (I never saw it coming either, but the first rule of tech is that Microsoft win, so I should have) @WillDeakin1 has done an absolute banger of a map of Britain and Ireland rail electrification. So I'm sharing it here. And linking to it. linkedin.com/posts/will-dea…
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GDP is not everything.
For instance, this is the exact moment when Isengard's GDP Began to skyrocket:
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The template for UK growth is being led by Manchester. Nothing like this will ever be allowed to happen in the Oxbridge Arc. See also today’s announcement about the Atom Valley development project.
The B1M@TheB1M
Nobu Hospitality's founders Robert De Niro, Chef Nobu Matsuhisa and Meir Teper joined developer Salboy in Manchester yesterday to break ground on the 246-metre new Nobu Residences, Hotel, and Restaurant. When it completes in 2031, the skyscraper will become the tallest building in the UK outside of London and offer a Nobu restaurant, a 160-room hotel and 452 residences across its levels. Chef Nobu Matsuhisa opened his first restaurant in Los Angeles in 1987. After partnering with actor Robert De Niro, he opened the first Nobu restaurant in New York in 1994 and has since opened more than 50 restaurants worldwide. The first Nobu Hotel was opened in Las Vegas in 2013. In a joint statement to mark yesterday's groundbreaking, Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, Robert De Niro and Meir Teper, Nobu Hospitality’s Shareholders, said: "Manchester’s global outlook and dynamic spirit align perfectly with the Nobu brand. We’re proud to bring our signature hospitality, dining and design to the city, and excited to offer both guests and residents an authentic Nobu experience.” Asked for a direct quote, Mr De Niro wasn't entirely sure that we were talking to him. 📷 Salboy
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Your periodic reminder that @ThePieceHall exists, is in West Yorkshire and is criminally under-visited.
This was created as a commercial building. Visit it.
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1970's: Original Tyne & Wear Metro sketches from architect FaulknerBrowns showing Haymarket ticket hall, routes down to the Metro tunnels and the entrance to St. James.
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