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stokes croft corner sites options

Bristol City Council have released the three selected designs for the City Road/Stokes Croft

Junction. You can now vote for your preferred choice at either Niche Frames on Stokes Croft,

or at the Architecture Centre, Narrow Quay. It has been a long process to get this far, so it is

essential that you vote! Voting ends on 22nd February.

The three choices are listed and pictured below.  All three choices have merit. there is one local option, Eudaimon who are based in Hamilton House on Stokes Croft.

option 1

Eudaimon visualisation - Eudaimon propose a vertical garden, solar panels, a bike pump station,

water fountain and are working with artists based in Stokes Croft.

click the above image to view the proposal

 

option 2

Dallas Pierce Quintero visualisation - The idea is to create a framework on which perfumed

vegetation grows, taking the form of the building that was there before demolition in the 70’s.

DPQ are based in Bath and London.

click the above image to view the proposal

option 3

Gitta Schwendtner Visualisation - Gitta proposes bamboo and local Pennant stone, arranged

according to the points of the compass.

click the above image to view the proposal


view page on Bristol City Council website here

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empty shops network

Empty Shops and Promotion Initiative (round 2)

"An ingenious way of bringing art to the people" Alan Yentob

Bristol City Council has received funding from the Department of
Communities and Local Government to encourage the temporary use of empty
shops during the recession and there are grants of up to £2000 for
projects in shops in targeted neighbourhood retail areas of the city.

The council is now inviting organisations (arts-based organisations,
community groups or registered charities) to bid for funding to support
projects, which bring empty shops into 'temporary' use or promote the
Place Management areas. The Place Management areas are Ashley
Road/Grosvenor Road, Stokes Croft, Gainsborough Square (Lockleaze),
Avonmouth, Ridingleaze, Shirehampton and Bedminster.

Further guidance, application form and toolkit are attached; they will
shortly be available on the Internet at
www.bristol.gov.uk/placemanagement.

The deadline for applications is 4pm on 26 March 2010.

Also please check
http://artistsandmakers.com/staticpages/index.php/emptyshops

a link to empty shops network for info about arts projects in empty
shops around the country and for a downloadable guide.


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watch our 2009 film here in two parts on youtube

Watch our 2009 film on youtube here

part one

part two

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FREE CV & work skills workshops

Wednesday afternoons 2- 4.30 pm

Exchange Group, 1st floor

Bristol central library

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Download our annual report 2008 -2009

click here to read >>

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have your event, meeting or function at St Agnes Lodge - contact Debbie on 0117 9039934 for more info

contact Debbie on 0117 9039934 for more info or here to email

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St Pauls Reggae Orchestra

Do you play an instrument?

Would you like to be part of a new group? Play at Carnival, Open Space,

St Georges Bristol? Gain professional experience... have access to related training

and have a lot of fun!

St Pauls Learning Centre and St Georges Bristol are working in partnership

to set up a reggae orchestra as requested by members of the community

to find out more contact Stella on 0117 9145470 / 07795 253 994

or email stella.quinlivan@bristol.gov.uk

logos

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Ashley, Easton & Lawrence Hill Neighbourhood Partnership

Ashley, Easton & Lawrence Hill Neighbourhood Partnership Webpage

click here to find out more>>

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St Pauls Redevelopment Game - PLAY ONLINE NOW!

What do you want to see developed in St Pauls?

use this game to drag various 'pieces' like green spaces or

social housing onto the board - which is St Pauls.

Somewhere between The Sims & Monopoly

the simple instructions on how to play are included. just click on the .

 

screenshot from the game

click HERE to play

 

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