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An inspirational one day conference devoted to sharing new ideas and creating greater understanding of the power which architecture and art hold in shaping and re-energising our environment.
Tuesday 26 September 2006
Tuesday 26 September 2006
09.00
16.30
Belfast Waterfront Hall
£65 full fee / £50 discounted rate / £10 students
Conference
The recent launch of NI's first cross-governmental policy on architecture and the built environment, the announcment of major changes in the Public Administration of the region and an investment of £28m by the Department for Social Development in Belfast's City Centre, have all set the scene for this inspirational one day conference - delivered in partnership by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Belfast City Council and the Royal Society of Ulster Architects.
This event offers an important opportunity for artists, architects, planners, developers, community leaders and policy makers to debate the issues at hand, to influence government policy and to share best practice.
Visit www.artscouncil-ni.org/urbanalchemy for further details. Tickets for the City Hall dinner with Jim Barrett, Dublin City Architect and Belfast novelist Glenn Patterson cost £30 or £250 for 10 per table.
CONTACT DETAILS:
Lesley Holmes, Belfast City Council
028 9027 0229
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