Muse shortlisted for two Pineapples placemaking awards

15.03.23 2 min read by Ryan Devlin

We’re delighted to report that we’ve been shortlisted for two coveted Pineapples awards – in recognition of our holistic approach to regeneration and placemaking.

The Pineapples awards celebrate the very best in placemaking, recognising excellence with an exciting programme and a commitment to recognising projects that make a positive social, environmental and economic impact.

The awards we’ve been nominated for are…

Future Place Award – The English Cities Fund | St Helens Council – In March 2020, St Helens Council and The English Cities Fund (ECF) – our national JV with Legal & General and Homes England – agreed a 20-year partnership to regenerate St Helens town centre. The masterplan features a new town centre divided into four character zones and includes the development of a new bus station, public and pedestrian-friendly spaces and the reconfiguration of redundant highways and the demolition of shopping centres

St Helens - CGI

Place in Progress Award – Stockport Exchange – in partnership with Stockport Council – The Grand Central Leisure complex and surface car parking have been reimagined as a welcoming entrance from Stockport train station into the town centre. Stockport Exchange is bringing forward public space and greenery, new highways and pedestrian routes, multiple stunning office buildings, a Holiday Inn Express and multi-story car park. With the latest phase introducing a 64,000 sq ft Grade A workspace and a further multi-storey car park.

Stockport Exchange - placemaking

Head of brand and communications, Orla McGrath, said:

Placemaking is high on our agenda, so we’re delighted to be nominated for two Pineapples awards and we would like to wish all shortlisted entries luck for the judging sessions.”
We’re all about building a brighter future for the places and communities we work in, to leave a positive, long-term legacy. To receive these nominations is testament to our teams and partners, who work tirelessly to bring-forward place-changing regeneration to benefit people up and down the country.”

Shortlisted entries will soon take part in a series of live online judging sessions, with winners to be announced in May at an awards party in central London.

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