At Northacre, we believe public art plays a pivotal role in shaping the character and vibrancy of our developments. Beyond the physical building, art breathes life into the spaces we create. It fosters a sense of identity and community, enhances the visual landscape, sparks conversations, and shared experiences among residents and visitors.
In Orchard Place, Nick Hornby’s “Power over others is Weakness disguised as Strength” invites viewers to reflect on the delicate balance between strength and vulnerability.
Masa Al-Kutoubi comments “Public art plays a crucial role in placemaking by transforming urban spaces and developments into vibrant, engaging environments that foster a sense of belonging and pride within the community.
The Broadway’s public arts initiative has been instrumental in creating a distinct sense of place; through the commissioning of local artists, by celebrating the development’s history and location, it has strengthened the community’s identity and connection to the area.”
A new 1,625 sq. ft three-bedroom apartment in The Broadway will display an exceptional art collection from Dellasposa gallery in partnership with Oliver Burns design studio. The collection has been…
Dear All, For this issue of the Northacre Journal, we are celebrating the role of art in enriching our city, developments and daily lives. With London as a powerhouse of…
House of Walpole, brings together works from iconic artists including Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst and Yayoi Kusama. This initiative is part of an innovative collaboration between Northacre and other leading…
The first thing that greets visitors to The Broadway is the large format work, “Lluvia de Estrellas,” beautifully crafted by Mexican artists Caralarga using raw cotton thread. This extraordinary artwork,…
Our commitment to art and design is reflected throughout The Broadway, where we have partnered with Europe’s finest design studios and galleries to create magnificent turn-key apartments. ● Minotti has…