The Fugard Theatre, redeveloped from two warehouses and a church, opened with great fanfare last February at a gala attended by government ministers, director Sean Mathias, actors Alan Rickman and Janet Suzman and Fugard himself.
"We need housing for people who are not in the upper-income categories, and the place to do that is in the older downtowns" with multi-family housing, she said, and on land that can be redeveloped from other uses.
There are bitter disappointments now: the government's handling of the Zimbabwe crisis; the tragic death of hundreds of thousands of South Africans because of an unbelievably stupid policy on Aids; corruption in high places... " Redeveloped from two warehouses and a church at a cost of 18m rand (£1.5m), the theatre looks, from the front, like a cramped gothic-style church.
One of the largest sports facilities to come to Long Island is expected to open at i. park Lake Success, a 1.4-million-square-foot corporate office and technology center that is being redeveloped from a former Lockheed-Martin defense-electronics plant on 93 acres in Nassau.
The iPhone and iPad apps were redeveloped from the ground up, and the OS X app has been neglected for over a year.
It remains to be confirmed whether the software was redeveloped from the ground-up to get rid of the sluggishness of the current version.
Every time a workflow solution is conceived there is a large amount of functionality that is eventually reinvented and redeveloped from scratch.
The surrounding area has largely been redeveloped from its 19th-century industrial past.
It was announced in 2006 that the Pavilion complex and 4 ha of its surroundings would be entirely redeveloped from 2008 to 2011, in time for the 2012 Summer Olympics.
Dallas also has the nation's largest urban hardwood forest in the Trinity River, which we are redeveloping from an industrial business center to a human-focused corridor connecting our residents to inner-city public green space.
