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Limerick 2030 An Economic and Spatial Plan for Limerick The Meatpacking District, New York Lessons The Meatpacking District is a neighbourhood in the New York City borough of Manhattan which has developed a distinctive identity and is home to a thriving residential community. In 1900 the area was home to 250 slaughterhouses and packing plants but by the 1980’s, it had become known as a centre for drug dealing and prostitution. Beginning in the late 1990’s, the Meatpacking District went through a major transformation. The area now hosts a number of events and activities including: Farmers markets, culinary tasting events, outdoor concerts, marketing and promotional events, cultural and educational programming, public art and performances, fashion events, photo, television and film shoots. The Meatpacking District is now known as one of New York’s most fashionable neighbourhoods. Noteworthy example of distinctive neighbourhoods where residential communities thrive. Through the imaginative use of public spaces, the use of events and the addition of inspiring retail and restaurant provision, neighbourhoods can transform in areas such as the Georgian Quarter and Irish Town. Historical and cultural roots can often provide the basis for the distinction. June 2013 110
Limerick 2030 An Economic and Spatial Plan for Limerick Events/Festivals Manchester International Festival Lessons The Manchester International Festival is an international cultural festival of original new work. A total of £2.4 million was raised in sponsorship in 2011, and created £23.3 million advertising equivalent value of media coverage and had an economic impact of £37.6 million. This has become symbolic of a creative Manchester and is now influential in scope. Show potential to use events, to promote a city – not just nationally but internationally. This can be driven by the private sector – not public sector led, though public sector supported and facilitated. Waterfront Gabriel’s Wharf, South Bank Lessons Gabriel’s Wharf is a highly popular riverside destination which was originally old garages with shop-fronts added to convert the units into retail design studios. Restaurants and Cafés overlooking the river give local employees a chance to enjoy the environment. The opening of Gabriel’s Wharf in 1988 brought commercial and public life to an area that had long been derelict. The opportunity to activate the Waterfront by introduction of creative uses, bars, restaurants – using buildings of character and destination – in mixed use environment. June 2013 111
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