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Five-storey block approved in Paola's village core - Vimarsana News

Five-storey block approved in Paola's village core

A five-storey high block consisting of a shop and 20 apartments has been approved in Paola’s village core some 265m downhill from the Corradino Correctional Facility

How to fit 22 apartments in a 300sq.m plot in Paola - Vimarsana News

How to fit 22 apartments in a 300sq.m plot in Paola

Council objecting to development of five storey development consisting of small studio apartments while taking aim at a policy which removed 20% capping on one-bedroom apartments, within a 350-metre range around the entire perimeter of the MCAST campus

ODZ regularisation: How the government ignored its own environmental regulator - Vimarsana News

ODZ regularisation: How the government ignored its own environmental regulator

MaltaToday’s freedom of information request reveals how ERA’s call to limit and define the kind of illegalities which can be sanctioned was completely ignored by government

'Pencil Development' should be rubbed out, not rubber-stamped - Vimarsana News

'Pencil Development' should be rubbed out, not rubber-stamped

But one thing, at least is certain. Just like those ’broken teeth’ they so closely resemble: this ruling establishes that Malta’s urban streetscapes have indeed been the victim of an ‘act of ‘violence’ – now deemed ‘criminal’, by our country’s highest court - for the past seven years, at least

Will landmark judgment end pencil developments? - Vimarsana News

Will landmark judgment end pencil developments?

Chief Justice Mark Chetcuti revoked a permit for a five-storey block in an area in Santa Lucija characterized by two-storey terraced houses built in the 1980s. James Debono caught up with different stakeholders to understand the impact of such a landmark decision on other pencil developments in other areas with a uniform skyline.