'Belfast at Venice' : Belfast / New Belfast: past, present and emerging

Ciaran Mackel; cmtf ARD (ciaran mackel) Architects

'Belfast at Venice' : Belfast / New Belfast: past, present and emerging

Ciaran Mackel, cmtf ARD (ciaran mackel) Architects

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Abstract

This exhibition 'Belfast at Venice' , curated by Mackel, was commissioned by Urbanpromo 2010. Urbanopromo is the Italian Regeneration lead body. The research analysed archive material of Belfast regeneration and applied a thematic narrative approach to emerging and current projects and proposals. The study of Belfast regeneration noted the existing built character and revealed urban patterns, growth of the city of Belfast and longitudinal outcomes of short term or site limited regeneration policies. The exhibition was supplemented by a half day conference in Venice (October 2010) aimed at Italian regeneration professionals and was followed later by the exhibition. THe methodology and outcome were then further disseminated as 'Belfast / New Belfast: past, present and emerging' at a further conference in Naples (May 2011) in response to an invitation from that Municipal Authority. The Venice exhibition occurred in parallel with the 2010 Venice Architectural Biennale and the research team also participated in drawing workshops at the British pavilion.The material has been exhibited by Belfast City Council for awareness events aimed at new city councillors and is being exhibited (March, April 2012) at PLACE - Northern Ireland's Built Environment Centre.

Original language	English
Size	28
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - Oct 2010
Event	'Belfast at Venice' (now entitled Belfast / New Belfast: past, present and emerging for exhibition in Belfast March, April 2012) - Complesso Monumentale Santa Maria La Nova-Sala Consiliare della Provincia de Napoli / Naples Duration: 1 May 2011 → …

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Event (exhibition): 'Belfast at Venice' (now entitled Belfast / New Belfast: past, present and emerging for exhibition in Belfast March, April 2012)
PLACE / Belfast
01-03-2012
Event (exhibition): 'Belfast at Venice'
Inaugural exhibition, curated by Mackel.
Urbanopromo 2010 Complesso Monumentale Santa Maria La Nova-Sala Consiliare della Provincia de Napoli / Fondazione Giorgio Cini Isola di San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice
19-10-2010 / 03-11-2010
Outputmediatype: A0 exhibition panels for annual Urbanpromo regeneration conference

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001 Intro 1-GMFinal published version, 6.36 MB
002 Intro 1-GMFinal published version, 5.68 MB
003 Belfast today-GMFinal published version, 4.2 MB
004 GovernanceFinal published version, 3.55 MB
005 Governance-GMFinal published version, 3.4 MB
006 Transport and infrastructure-GMFinal published version, 4.36 MB
007 Rivers and Harbours-GMFinal published version, 4.66 MB
008 Laganside-GMFinal published version, 5.27 MB
009 Gasworks-GMFinal published version, 4.74 MB
010 Titanic Quarter 1GMFinal published version, 3.36 MB
011 Titanic Q 2 and City Quays Clarendon Dock-GMFinal published version, 4.12 MB
012 Sirocco Quays-GMFinal published version, 4.55 MB
013 North Shore Giant's Park-GMFinal published version, 4.04 MB
014 Parks and Leisure-GMFinal published version, 4.55 MB
015 Leisure and Health-GMFinal published version, 3.82 MB
016 Public Art-GMFinal published version, 3.75 MB
017 Public Squares-GMFinal published version, 3.77 MB
018 Cathedral Q and Gaeltacht Q-GMFinal published version, 4.75 MB
019 Cultural Buildings-GMFinal published version, 3.63 MB
020 Education GMFinal published version, 4.18 MB
021 Commercial Markets Shopping-GMFinal published version, 4.64 MB
022 TOURISM GMFinal published version, 3.79 MB
023 Conservation-GMFinal published version, 4.06 MB
024 Industrial Heritage-GMFinal published version, 5.35 MB
025 Housing GMFinal published version, 4.17 MB
026 White Sites GMFinal published version, 5.33 MB
027 FABONE-GMFinal published version, 3.4 MB
028 FABTWOFinal published version, 3.4 MB
Belfast Venice in PerspectiveFinal published version, 239 KB

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Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

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