The phrase "a renovation programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a planned series of activities aimed at improving or updating a building or structure.
Example: "The city has launched a renovation programme to restore the historic downtown area."
Alternatives: "a refurbishment plan" or "an upgrade initiative".
The centre-right government of Dominique de Villepin has accelerated a renovation programme for tower blocks, which covers 600 of the worst banlieues.
And then, from 2003, the city and European Union instituted a renovation programme for Balat and Fener, repairing many of the dilapidated buildings.
As part of next year's budget there will also be a renovation programme for minor roads damaged by severe weather and the council's share of council tax will be frozen.
The proposed cuts in Battersea echo those at Northampton's Royal and Derngate arts centre, which is likewise facing significant reductions in its funding, despite having only recently emerged from a £15m renovation programme.
But following an ambitious renovation programme, the old cooperage at the Royal William Victualling Yard in Plymouth has been transformed into Ocean Studios, a new home for artists and a much-needed exhibition space in a corner of the UK that can sometimes feel a long way from the cultural hubs.
This is a week-long renovation programme, with daily yoga and fitness training, a one-on-one nutrition consultation, personal training session and three deep tissue massages.
More than US$20m was spent in a two-year renovation programme that produced four theatres, three dance studios, a cafe, and production and rehearsal spaces.
The Louvre is currently in the throes of a major £40m renovation programme aimed at helping it handle up to 14 million visitors a year – more than three times the number it was getting at the turn of the century.
The trust group, the Ennis House Foundation, has finished the first stage of a stabilisation and renovation programme, but the project has proved to be too costly for it to continue.
Following the Second World War, the Commission implemented a five-year horticultural renovation programme.
In 2006, a NIS 5.5 million renovation programme of Eilat Airport's terminal and runway was undertaken, designed to sustain the airport until it is replaced in the near future.
