The Light Project Birmingham

Another parkside project is moving forward after receiving the green light from birmingham s design review committee.

The light project birmingham.

The consortium s aim was to promote youth collaboration to overcome local boundaries celebrate diversity challenge gang affiliation religious extremism and local conflicts in the community. Part of the bullring development. The lighthouse young peoples centre birmingham united kingdom. Next chapter properties received approval for its new student housing.

Provides sports activities multimedia training and health wellbeing projects for young people 13 19 the lighthouse is an iconic multipurpose youth centre located on alma way a site chosen specifically because it borders areas divided by local groups and is currently seen as a gateway to guns and crime. The lighthouse young people s centre in birmingham has officially opened its doors marking a step forward in the regeneration of the newtown area of. The community foundation of greater birmingham provided a 247 000 grant to fund the installment and to create a plan to place art light installments at other key locations. The light project is a charitable trust founded in 2017 by a small team of sexual and public health experts.

On june 27 2013 project managers hosted the switching on ceremony for the inaugural installation designed by san antonio light artist bill fitzgibbons. The light lab realised the initial concept of lighting designers bdp to manufacture install a series of bespoke triangular light panels to the ceiling of the new 250 seat lecture theatre in the teaching and learning building at the university of birmingham edgbaston campus. Text description provided by the architects. A crowd of community members assembled to snap photos and clamor over the dazzling effects of the color kinetics color changing led luminaires that now span the underpass.

Provides sports activities multimedia training and health wellbeing projects for young people 13 19. The programme was promoted by a cross sector consortium of community organisations working in partnership with birmingham youth service.