New pedestrian zone in the historic Maylord Orchards, Hereford
A redevelopment of 1.9 hectares of the city centre, previously surface car park. The layout provides a pedestrian circulation pattern in the form of a loop, connecting into two established streets: Commercial Street and Widemarsh Street
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Project details
| Title: | New pedestrian zone in the historic Maylord Orchards, Hereford |
|---|---|
| Entr. year: | 1988 |
| Result: | Diploma |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Town: | Hereford, Herefordshire (England) |
| Category type: | architectural heritage |
| Building type/ Project type: | Urban renewal/design - Village renewal/design |
| Former use: | Urban area |
| Actual use: | Commercial and residential complex |
| Built: | 20th century |
| Architect / Proj.leader: | Renton Howard Wood Levin Partnership, Architects (London - GB) |
| The Jury's citation: | "For the imaginative redevelopment of the city centre into a commercial and residential complex, the Maylord Orchards" |
Description:
A redevelopment of 1.9 hectares of the city centre, previously surface car park. The layout provides a pedestrian circulation pattern in the form of a loop, connecting into two established streets: Commercial Street and Widemarsh Street
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