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Hub building approved for Holbeach Food Enterprise Zone  | Updated: 09:52, 11 March 2021 The planning application for a 'Cluster Hub' building at the South Lincolnshire Food Enterprise Zone (FEZ), has been approved. The multi-use space will provide small and medium-sized business tenants with support services, networking, meeting and events space and catering, within the new FEZ in Holbeach - and work is due to start next month. There will also be workshops and offices, specifically designed for small or start-up businesses within agri-tech to establish themselves with access to the best su...

Work will start in April

Hudson was built on the garden area beside the first renovation job at Maison With a few projects under their belt, the vendors had a clear idea of what they wanted from this new block-built property, also at No95, that was to be named Hudson. Four bedrooms were a must, along with an open-plan living space with high ceilings and plenty of storage. This large area at the back of the house has nearly become standard in suburban extensions, but O’Reilly insists we need to give these designs more thought. “The battle of the large open-plan space is noise. There’s always a temptation to put...

Article content With views of the leafy Highland Creek ravine, the centrepiece of Scarborough’s Colonel Danforth Park, Perch Condos will appeal to property-seekers looking to get back to nature. But unlike other scenic builds, the Firmland Developments project is giving back to nature, too. The builder is dedicating nearly 40 per cent of Perch’s property to the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), which protects the ravine, says Firmland president Michoel Klugmann. “We are proud to contribute to conservation, and to help ensure that the building stays in touch with nature f...

Councillors rezone Corktown plaza for proposed 27-storey development Hamilton's planning committee has approved a rezoning application for the lands of the Corktown Plaza to build a development that proposes a 27-storey building, 14-storey mixed use building, and attached eight-storey building. Social Sharing