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12.9.33 12.9.34 12.9.35 12.9.36 12.9.37 12. APPENDICES CONSERVATION ASSESSMENT - VOLUME 1: ST PETER’S SEMINARY FEBRUARY 2008 311 Final Issue Aldeburgh Music and Residences, Snape, Suffolk (Music only): Based around the success of the non-residential summer music festival, founded by Benjamin Britten, Peter Pears and Eric Crozier in 1948, and centred on the main concert hall at Snape Maltings. A recent three-year funding for the arts has launched Aldeburgh Residencies, a major new professional development programme offering bespoke rehearsal, creative and performance opportunities to the most talented international and UK artists, in the inspirational setting of the Suffolk coast. Residencies can last from three days to three months, and most culminate in performances or showings of works-in-progress. It does not have any conference facilities. Other organizations include: Cockpit Arts, Holborn, London Based in London, Cockpit Arts is the largest provider of workspace for designer-makers in the UK. Cockpit Arts is a registered charity with the sole aim of helping designer-makers to achieve commercial success. It has opened a new centre in Deptford’s Creekside to accompany its long-established Holborn base. The National Theatre of Scotland, 45 Hope Street, Glasgow NTS, Scotland’s first National Theatre, was launched in February 2006 to critical acclaim, working with the best Scottish actors, directors and theatre companies. It has no building of its own, and therefore tours across Scotland and elsewhere. Since the launch of the NTS, NTS Learn have created educational and outreach theatre projects involving over 30,000 participants & audience members. They have delivered over 1000 workshops and a programme of work in 25 Scottish areas, working alongside over 80 schools. The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Cornwall This nineteenth century thousand-acre estate at St.Austell, Cornwall flourished up until the First World War, when it became abandoned. Its renovation under the direction of Tim Smit caught the public imagination and it has become a leading centre for garden restoration. Its success in demonstrating the potential of an apparently irretrievable site to become again something of value contributed directly to The Eden Project in the disused clay pit quarries at Boldelva in Cornwall. The Commonwork Centre, Edenbridge, Kent This is a group of organisations based on an organic farm and
12.9.38 12.9.39 12.9.40 12. APPENDICES CONSERVATION ASSESSMENT - VOLUME 1: ST PETER’S SEMINARY FEBRUARY 2008 312 Final Issue study centre, working towards sustainable solutions in farming, the environment and education. The Centre offers a peaceful, stimulating environment for professional and personal development for residential and non-residential stays and can accommodate up to 46 residents, and up to 100 people for daytime use, in a variety of historically interesting buildings surrounded by beautiful gardens and wild spaces. Dance Base, Scotland’s National Centre for Dance, Grassmarket, Edinburgh As Scotland’s National Centre for Dance, Dance Base offers a focal point to reach out and inspire well-being and creativity in dance for local, national and international communities. Dance Base operates three artistic programmes: a public class programme in over 40 different forms of dance throughout the year, a support programme promoting professional dancers through classes, workshops, performance opportunities, and an outreach programme taking dance in a therapeutic capacity to those unable to come into Dance Base - including those in schools, nurseries, sheltered housing units, hospitals, adult training centres and probation centres. The Eden Project, Cornwall. The Eden project was created with an £80 million initiative to build three transparent biomes (geodesic domes designed by Nicholas Grimshaw) in an old china clay pit at Boldeva. The biomes contain different eco-climates loosely based on the different climates found throughout the world - tropical jungle, temperate, and desert. The Eden Project is a not-for-profit charitable Trust. Its mission is to promote the understanding and responsible management of the vital relationship between plants, people and resources leading towards a sustainable future for all. The Banff Centre, Alberta, Canada The Banff Centre is a globally respected arts, cultural, and educational institution and conference facility. It is located in Banff National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The spectacular beauty of the Canadian Rockies surrounds the campus which is 128 kilometres (80 miles) west of Calgary, Alberta. The Banff Centre is a leader on the local, national and international stages in the development and promotion of creative work in the arts, sciences, business, and the environment; a catalyst for creative thought, lifelong learning, the development and showcasing of new work, and
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