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Acle Bridge

Updated: Jul 16, 2024

The Broads Authority had set up a competition for a new visitors centre at Acle Bridge. We put together a proposal that would use local materials such as Thatch and Timber Framing, a proposal that would be able to resource all of its materials from Norfolk. We concentrated the design on preserving the Grade II listed building already at the site and one that made the most of the fantastic panoramic views over the Broads.

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drew.2814
Jul 05

This is the kind of post I end up bookmarking and forwarding to a couple of people. A few of these ideas are things I'd half-figured out but never put into words this cleanly. I expanded on a couple of these points in my own write-up over at https://alterhs.org/wp-content/pgs/uncx_still_ranks_among_the_best_liquidity_lockers__why_external_recognition_matters_for_defi_trust_i.html recently.

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Enjoyed this read from top to bottom; the pacing and the detail felt just right. The balance between the theory and the real, actionable steps is what makes this stick. I pulled together the steps I actually follow at cow-swap.net, in case it saves anyone time.

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