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WeLikeMilngavie commission architects Page\Park Tesco are clearly intent on developing a store very similar to the refused proposal - a massive four-storey high building, plus a multi-storey carpark, all shoe-horned into into the restricted site with little regard for context. Again it turns its back on the town centre. They have no intention of listening to the community except to make tiny tweaks. WLM are therefore seeking the help of award-winning architects Page\Park, who state: "Fundamentally we recognise each place as special, unique and crucially demanding of respect. " Article in "Building Design" » Page \ Park website » We have invited them to:
i. undertake a site appraisal addressing a wide range of issues including the setting of Gavin's Mill, the Conservation Area, the edge of Woodburn Way, pedestrian routes, car parking, public safety, townscape, urban design, landscape, etc. all from the perspective of the people who use the town centre and its facilities, including Tesco.
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We need your help to create a positive vision for Milngavie This commission has the support of Milngavie Community Council. WeLikeMilngavie chairman Robin Brown writes "We invite you to help by contributing towards its cost. As previously, please email your pledge of support to admin@welikemilngavie.org We will reply with an update and address of where to send your cheque, which should be made out to WeLikeMilngavie. Suggested amount anything from £10 or £20 upwards, but "Every Little Helps! " Alternatively, donations can be received at Art Forum in Station Road Milngavie.
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