3.1 Introduction

by Armagh City Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council

2.1 Introduction

4.6 GATEWAYS

Gateways are critical spots for announcing the entrance to Armagh, and they are essential to showcase what the city stands for and what to expect from its visit. The gateways are today identifiable by the presence of road junctions, roundabouts or road signs. These spaces allow creating designs that leave a long-lasting impression, disclose the creative city, and provide inclusive social meeting places.

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G1 Young people design gateways to the city. Providing better entrances to the city (the arrival points) to showcase the culture, creativity and ambition of the young people of Armagh. ABC Council, DfC, DfI, Youth Clubs, Schools, SRC. Site scoping study, design competition, funding programme. Funding to deliver gateway projects. S-M C E

What’s the idea? Lead & Suggested Partners Next steps Resources Needed Timescale* Outcomes

* S = 0-2 yrs / M = 2-4 yrs / L = 5+years

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Armagh Place Plan Report