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The Letterkenny 2040 project has been shortlisted at this year's Landscape Institute Awards in London.
Letterkenny 2040 is a project to imagine the future possibilities for the town centre as a more attractive and vibrant place where people choose to live, work, invest and visit. It aims to guide the development of the town, putting people at the very heart of regeneration and change. It has been nominated for the Excellence in Masterplanning and Urban Design award.
The strategy was officially launched by Minister for Agriculture, Food and Marine Charlie McConalogue last December. It is supported by the Urban Regeneration and Development Fund and match-funded by Donegal County Council. The team is led by urban design and regeneration consultants The Paul Hogarth Company and also comprises Hall Black Douglas Architects, WS Atkins Transport Consultants, AV Browne and Queens University Belfast.
The LI Awards celebrate the exceptional contribution of landscape designers, managers, planners, researchers, local authorities, and more across the world in levelling up and creating a better place to live. The award ceremony takes place on November 3 at The Brewery, Chiswell Street, London.
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