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Blackpool Wedding Venue, Building, Project, News, Design, Property, Image
Blackpool Wedding Venue : Architecture Information
Development by dRMM Architects in Lancashire, northwest England
News Update - 16 Nov 2009
Blackpool Council approve de Rijke Marsh Morgan's Blackpool Wedding
Venue
Blackpool Wedding Venue
dRMM Architects
30 Jul 2009
TAKE THE PLUNGE BY THE SEA IN BLACKPOOL'S NEW
CIVIL CEREMONY BUILDING
Love-birds will soon be able to say "I do" in the shadow
of Blackpool Tower, with plans announced for a new wedding venue on
the world famous promenade.
Plans for a new, cutting-edge, low carbon emission building, with
panoramic views of the beach and sea, have been drawn up by ReBlackpool,
Blackpool's Urban Regeneration Company. The landmark facility will
also be home to a quality beach café and Tourist Information
Centre.

Plans have now been submitted for approval and it is hoped the first
ceremonies could take place by early 2011.
Located on the Tower Festival Headland, a £14.3 million development
close to North Pier, the building will provide a focal point for visitors,
alongside neighbouring public artworks and entertainment spaces.
Doug Garrett, Chief Executive of ReBlackpool, said: "Many marriages
will have started with a holiday romance in Blackpool so we're continuing
that tradition in a very modern setting.
"The innovative building design will be a stunning addition to
the landscape and construction has been planned to reduce carbon emissions,
so we're bringing more fun to Blackpool responsibly."
Built from solid timber, produced under strict environmental conditions,
and clad in gold coloured, stainless steel shingles, the expressive
building design is a celebration of Blackpool's renowned exuberance
and the bracing coastal weather. The telescopic wedding tower will
feature dramatic picture windows to enable visitors, and couples exchanging
vows, the chance to enjoy summer sun or the winter illuminations.
Working with dRMM Architects, the building design will use cross laminated
timber as a durable, high strength alternative to steel. With many
of the timber elements being prefabricated it will be possible for
carpenters to assemble the core of the building in a very short space
of time. dRMM are currently regarded as the leading Architects for
the design and delivery of solid timber architecture.
Funding of £2.7 million has been awarded by NWDA for the development
cost of the building. Construction work will commence in late 2009
and is due for completion by the end of November 2010.
Blackpool Wedding Venue images / information received Jul 2009
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ReBlackpool, Blackpool's Urban Regeneration Company, is the body charged
with delivering the master plan proposal's that will transform the UK's
premier coastal resort over the next ten years. The master plan has been
developed to bring about radical economic and social regeneration; transforming
Blackpool into a quality, world class visitor destination that is a great
place to visit and a better place to live.
Working closely with the North West Regional Development Agency and Blackpool
Council, ReBlackpool's vision is to create a year-round economy that delivers
a totality of experience focused around quality at all levels and at all
scales in product, environment and service. The imperative is to deliver
a range of world-class facilities that responds to the dynamics of the leisure
market, while delivering unparalleled economic and social improvements to
the residents of Blackpool.
The Masterplan aims to transform the town through an innovative programme
of regeneration, designed to rebuild the seafront, provide new tram infrastructure
and release key town centre and seafront sites for development.
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