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    Places Matter! Annual Review 2009-10

    Review of Places Matter! activities and accounts for 2009-10

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    CABE - Design Review: Principles and Practice

    CABE - Design review: principles and practice explains how design review can support good design through the planning process and how to set up and run a design review panel. Case studies illustrate the breadth of panels now operating and share learning from their experiences.

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    Design review
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    Places Matter! Annual Review 2008/09

    The role of Places Matter! is to promote excellence in the built environment in the Northwest. Our Annual Review 2008/09 looks back at the activities to date of key strands of the programme including Design Review, Education, Skills and Research, and looks forward to future plans.

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    Places Matter! Programme Overview

    Places Matter! is an organisation devoted to generating a strong sense of place in living, working and learning environments throughout the Northwest.

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    Programme
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    Creating Inspirational Spaces: A Guide for Quality Public Realm in the Northwest

    This guide proposes a framework of qualities and principles that must be considered when developing public realm projects.

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    Programme
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    Design Review Case Study - Fletcher Street

    The scheme is for a 95 bed hotel, 125 flats with a 6 deck car park on a site known as 'Fletcher Street'. It is an important site located within the M60 gateway/ Stockport town centre, adjacent to the St Peter's conservation area and in close proximity to a number of listed buildings.

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    Design review
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    Greater Manchester
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