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Regional regeneration is transforming communities across the UK - and Regen Connect is our new editorial series giving you the insight you need to stay ahead.
Led by the Building the Future Think Tank, our year‑long editorial programme explores how investment in infrastructure, housing and placemaking is shaping the future of our regions.
We welcome contributions from practitioners who want to share experience or shine a light on emerging trends.
Be part of the conversation - contact us to contribute or get involved by emailing our deputy editor Dave Rogers at dave.rogers@assemblemediagroup.co.uk and to find the campaign on social media follow #regenconnect
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Building Design launches Regen Connect campaign focused on a new era of regional regeneration
New series delivering deep insight into the policies, funding and local partnerships shaping urban renewal, and leading up to Building the Future Live Conference in October
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FeaturesSuch buildings can change lives… Regenerating safe spaces that young people can call their own
Horizon Youth Zone has just opened in a refurbished warehouse in Grimsby – one of a flurry of youth centres to have completed in the past three years in disadvantaged areas. As the government promises a £500m investment in youth services, Debika Ray considers the importance of creating civic buildings ...
Building StudyHornsey Town Hall: a brilliantly conceived and highly sensitive – if mildly eccentric – restoration
Residents of Crouch End in north London have had a long and sometimes fraught wait for Reginald Uren’s 1935 former council HQ to reopen, but they now once again have a building to enjoy and cherish
FeaturesThe regeneration rethink: funding, power and the local leaders shaping what comes next
For over a decade, built environment policy has prioritised new-build over regeneratoin. As Building Design launches its new Regen Connect editorial campaign, Joey Gardiner finds out why that might all be about to change
OpinionRemember: It’s a place not a property development
The language that developers use is all-important. Treating land less as a product and more as a living part of a city will make it a more valuable and compelling place to be, writes Martyn Evans
NewsIn pictures: John Puttick Associates completes Horizon Youth Zone in Grimsby
Grade II-listed granary warehouses have been redesigned as a campus for young people to partake in sports and lesiure activities