Analysis of New Orleans's development over time with basemap.

The Eighth and Sycamore project will contain a 500-space garage, street-level retail space, and an apartment tower above.

Nothing happening. 6 August 2022.

Cycle rickshaws and gas-powered auto rickshaws wait for customers outside of a metro stop in Gurgoan.

27 August 2017. “To let may sell”. Costa Coffee shopfitting on the right.

Now an ice cream and coffee kiosk.

The following planning permission (26 October 2018) applies “A04/2018/1695/F Proposed change of use from office to take away cafe and alterations to ground floor window 51 Hill Street Ground Floor Unit Belfast BT1 2LB”. 2 October 2022.

The view from Gt Victoria Street with the gap now filled. Henceforward the only way is up! 15 October 2022.

Demolition. 13 December 2015.

Now higher than the surrounding buildings. 30 October 2022.

9 December 2018. Castle Place after the fire. One of the many surrounding streets where access was restricted, using shipping containers, as work started on restoration and the (major) repairs. Calvert House (right) before redevelopment.

Not much to see but a peek through the hoardings shows foundations under construction. Pim’s Avenue on the left and the Holywood Road on the right. 17 July 2022.

Mercer Street looks a little nicer today than it did in 2012.

A view from Donegall Pass. It dominates the mainly flat city centre. BBC Broadcasting House chimneys on the left. 4 June 2017.

The Bradbury Place/University Road side, still mainly hidden by scaffolding. 5 June 2022.

The Bradbury Place/University Road side. Now named “Aster House”. 13 July 2022.

Analysis of New Orleans's development over time; intended as an overlay (originally printed on vellum)

The Lagan, immediately upstream from the Stranmillis Weir, on a sunny Spring morning. Now the site of the new footbridge. The graffiti-covered building (subsequently demolished - top right) provides a common reference point. 30 April 2015.

Both the Department of Veteran Affairs and the Department of Housing and Urban Development are working towards achieving functional zero status regarding veteran homelessness.

30 October 2022. With re-opening approaching all hoardings have been removed and the window display stocked. The road markings and traffic lights are being replaced at Castle Street (left) - closed since the fire.

York Street. A footbridge connecting the Orpheus Building (left) to the Art College. The Block B site is at middle bottom. 8 September 2013.

Early days during the restoration work and the construction of the associated Bedford Square offices. The latter are on the site of the old factory. 2 March 2019.

The rooftop extension, from Brunswick Street/Amelia Street. 13 July 2022.

Ørestad

Currently covered by plastic sheeting. 15 October 2022.

Fading graffiti, vacant, blocked-up and semi derelict but the old warehouse, at the corner of Little York Street and Little Patrick Street (right), is still standing. 26 May 2018.

The rear extension under construction. 4 September 2022.

Franklin Street. Specialist crane hired from Dublin. 20 November 2016.

Projectwell is the development management consultant for a 7 acre International Class Holiday Resort at Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh. With the first phase being operational, this project has seen the use of non-conventional construction technology, in an effort to complete the project in a record time of under 6 months. Shown in the picture is the chief minister of Himachal Pradesh, Mr. Dhumal, laying the foundation stone of the resort, promoted by Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association (HPCA).

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The view towards Bedford Street. 12 September 2021.

24 May 2019. The cleared site, at a very early stage of construction.

The Donegall Square East side. The basement is currently occupied by a “small plates” restaurant/cocktail bar “We aim to please, so enjoy creative cocktails, a carefully curated range of spirts [sic], beers, wines and Margot’s (soon to be famous) Signature Irish coffee from the bar”. No idea how or whether this will affect the proposed redevelopment. 24 July 2022.

24 August 2022. The Castle Place side coming into view as the safety screen is removed.

Awaiting a decision on the planning application. Waring Street on the right. 21 August 2022.

Now demolished and the scaffolding removed. Bankmore Street in the background. 12 December 2021.

Smagsdommerne on DR2 visiting Kunstnerstien in Mjølnerparken, Copenhagen.

Architect: WITRAZ architect + landscape

Artists: Troels Aagaard, Michael Mørk, Al Masson, Marlene Langreen

More info: www.mimersgadekvarteret.dk/index.php?id=112&tx_ttnews[tt_news]=1358&cHash=d61b607050

The former First Trust Bank branch, awaiting redevelopment. 29 August 2021.