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Grand designs for Worthing's Splash Point – with PDFs of the concepts
SHADES of the Sydney Opera House... and Portsmouth's Spinnaker Tower for Worthing seafront.
These images are brought to mind by the "cultural" make-over designs for Worthing's Splash Point, submitted by four landscape architects competing for the 500,000 project.
Click on the view gallery link for larger versions of the photographs.
Full details can be seen at a public exhibition in the Town Hall, running from Monday, August 24, to September 4.
Read more about the projects in the PDF documents below
Building Design Partnership's vision for Splash Point.
Camlin Lonsdale's design part one.
Camlin Londsdale's design part two.
Craft Pegg's design part one.
Craft Pegg's design part two.
Scott Wilson's design for Splash Point. (Note this PDF is 31.5MB)
The council welcomes comments from members of the public, which will be considered before the judging panel makes its decision on September 4.
This investment in Splash Point is a result of Worthing Council's successful regeneration bid for funding from the government's Sea Change programme – part of the plan to create a buzzing, active seafront.
Read Tony Mayes' comment about sea and sand in Worthing.
People can also see and comment online at www.worthingregeneration.com
The four short-listed winners are: Building Design Partnership, and Craft Pegg, both of London; Camlin Lonsdale, of Welshpool, Wales, and Scott Wilson, of Manchester.
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