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This Collaborative Heritage Lab focuses on bringing three currently highly dilapidated buildings back into use. These are terraced buildings on High Street West (170-175) Sunderland. They were originally built as houses in late 1700’s, with their ground floors converted to retail/office very early on.
🏘️The three buildings are owned Freehold by the TWBPT(External link). The project is located in Sunderland’s Heritage Action Zone(External link) and is a key project within this. Once restored, the buildings are expected to be a positive addition to the street and help the revitalisation of the area.
The main aim of this CHL is to get the three buildings on High Street West (170-175) in Sunderland (UK) back into long term economically sustainable socio-cultural use. Specifically for the next two years we aim to re-open the complete ground floor of all 3 buildings so they can be used for a mixture of permanent and temporary cultural uses.
This Collaborative Heritage Lab focuses on bringing three currently highly dilapidated buildings back into use. These are terraced buildings on High Street West (170-175) Sunderland. They were originally built as houses in late 1700’s, with their ground floors converted to retail/office very early on.
🏘️The three buildings are owned Freehold by the TWBPT(External link). The project is located in Sunderland’s Heritage Action Zone(External link) and is a key project within this. Once restored, the buildings are expected to be a positive addition to the street and help the revitalisation of the area.
The main aim of this CHL is to get the three buildings on High Street West (170-175) in Sunderland (UK) back into long term economically sustainable socio-cultural use. Specifically for the next two years we aim to re-open the complete ground floor of all 3 buildings so they can be used for a mixture of permanent and temporary cultural uses.
Miranda Iossifidis
20/06/2020 16:51
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