Waterfoot - Temporary Events Space and Town Square

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Katy Reed

Value

£80,000

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Construction work

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Submission Deadline

3 weeks from now

Published

3 days ago

Description

To construct the pilot public realm space in the centre of Waterfoot as per the designs created by the architect.
The scope of town square includes the creation of:
• A modular circular platformed area within the former carpark area
• A tower
• A kiosk
• A sheltered area
• Seating
With this being a pilot scheme, all aspects of this construction are modular.
It is the responsibility of the appointed contractor to procure all materials for this scheme.

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