Masterplan for Skipton to be developed by RSA Fellow - RSA

Masterplan for Skipton to be developed by RSA Fellow

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McMullan studio, founded by Andrew McMullan FRSA, is excited to announce that it has been appointed to work with world-leading architects Allies and Morrison to develop a masterplan to transform the area surrounding Skipton Railway Station.

Chosen from architects across the UK, the winning masterplan will integrate the station area into the daily life of the town to create a vibrant and flexible place to work, meet, shop and relax.

Making Skipton healthier and happier is central to the concept. Improving the town's walkability, enhancing green spaces and building on Skipton's strong community spirit are some areas to be explored during a grassroots consultation with local residents.

The project chimes with the studio's core aim of putting people at the centre of everything it designs - creating places that reflect the spirit of a community and improve its wellbeing, health and quality of life.

The studio is excited to be working again with everyone at Craven District Council and Allies and Morrison to make Skipton one of the healthiest and happiest towns in the Dales.

For more information about the studio and Andrew’s previous work, visit their website at www.mcmullanstudio.com

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