Community sports park supporting young people in Folkestone wins RIBA South East Awards ‘Building of the Year’ 2023 – Hollaway Architects F51 Skatepark Folkestone ©Huft Opened in 2022, F51 Sports…
The £4.5 million project to tunnel two new water mains across the Swale to Sheppey is entering its final phase. The project began last autumn and has overcome huge engineering…
F51 Sports Park Hollaway Studio, the award-winning London and Kent-based design practice has been shortlisted for three of its projects for the RIBA 2023 South East Awards. The trio of…
There was a fantastic response to the temporary usage of the new Outer Marina last summer and, as the appeal of the wider waterfront continues to build, the Port is…
Gazette contributor and regular Library user Ray Duff, was shocked to see a notice in the Cheriton Library updating the schedule of work required on Folkestone Library and pushing back…
Scaffolding in place in The Old High Street, Folkestone Photo: Ray Duff By Ray Duff: The footpath to one side of the Old High Street in Folkestone is back open,…
View of the Old High Street road closure in Folkestone Photo: Ray Duff – Story and photo by Ray Duff – Part of Folkestone’s historic Old High Street had to…
A group of students from Folkestone College have been granted an in-depth view of work being undertaken at Leas Pavilion, work that will see it restored to its former glory…
Hollaway Studio, who were architects for the world’s first multi-storey skatepark – F51, in Folkestone and named one of the “10 coolest new buildings to gawp at this year” by…
Shingle depleted between Hythe and Sandgate Beach management work to help protect the district’s coastline has begun this week. The recycling and regrading of shingle beaches between Fisherman’s Beach in…
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