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ELG Planning win RTPI award for Planning Excellence
The Wynyard Gardens and Visitor Centre, submitted by England Lyle Good, has won the top prize at RTPI North East’s Awards for Planning Excellence 2016.
Wynyard Gardens and Visitor Centre is part of a wider £5.3m redevelopment of a Grade II listed historic stately home and hotel, it includes a new visitor centre, farm shop, £1.6m walled rose garden, and one of the North East’s biggest glasshouses constructed on the site of an original 1840s greenhouse.
Martyn Earle, Chair of RTPI North East said:
“The Wynyard Gardens and Visitor Centre shone through as the outstanding entry in this year’s awards. The entry demonstrated outstanding planning achievement with planners bringing together strong design, historic preservation and regeneration.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by ELG Planning .
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