Here's some 'Place Ideas' received from others... what do you think?
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Rene L's ideaposted 21st May 2009, 12:42am
Huevos De Manana
2 moro's eggs...
This concept will house art or design based works that are installed by established or up and coming artists/designers.
This unique viewing window will offer the passer by some thing out of the norm and surely attract their interest.
It will also be a platform for promotion of local artists and designers. A high rotation of installations will ensure on going interest.
Tiffany P's ideaposted 16th February 2009, 1:18pm
always digest joy... graffiti with meaning makes for an interesting experience. encourage this and large murals - these often have respect amongst graffiti artists and therefore don't get tagged!
Tiffany P's ideaposted 16th February 2009, 1:17pm
a fair bit of single story development here - opportunity for some new infill above. contemporary architecture that compliments the existing heritage rather than attempting to copy it!
Aysen O's ideaposted 16th February 2009, 9:54am
much of the built form tells interesting stories. The smells and the greasyness of it all!
Aysen O's ideaposted 16th February 2009, 9:52am
Great space for a pocket park
Trees in the city- somewhere quiet to go and eat lunch.
Maybe a city farm.
Michael S's ideaposted 13th February 2009, 9:39am
Whatever this building becomes, it should have frontage on both Wellington Street AND Howard Lane.
Tiffany P's ideaposted 13th February 2009, 9:25am
the combination of the width and the existing penetrations fronting the lane at the wellington street end lend itself to alfresco cafe/bar oppoertunities. NO CARS!
Michael S's ideaposted 13th February 2009, 9:15am
I hate big blank walls! Project a light-based art installation on it?
Mark B's ideaposted 13th July 2011, 2:20pm
Create more imaginative signage / extension of surface treatments to invite the public to explore the qualities of the laneway.