The newly transformed Diamond Public Realm has officially opened in Castlederg, Tyrone.
The completed project included an inviting pedestrian-friendly plaza, upgraded lighting, landscaped seating areas and a range of accessibility improvements.
It was delivered in partnership with DFI Roads, DFI Street Lighting and Translink, ensuring a cohesive development that successfully integrates vital infrastructure enhancements, accessibility and improved transport connections.
Lowry Building & Civil Engineering served as the project's lead contractor, with GM Design leading the architectural vision.
The regeneration of the Diamond area in Castlederg was funded by the UK Government, with additional support from Derry City and Strabane District Council.
The Diamond Public Realm is a key element of the Derg Active Project, a community-led initiative to revitalise Castlederg's public spaces, aimed at fostering social connectivity, local business growth and sustainability.
The opening of the Public Realm was officiated by the Deputy Mayor of Derry City and Strabane, Alderman Darren Guy.
He said: "Today's opening of the Diamond Public Realm is a testament to what we can achieve through collaborative efforts and community-driven goals. We are committed to creating vibrant spaces that enhance quality of life, attract new visitors and bring fresh opportunities for local businesses in Castlederg.
"This space represents not only our town's historic significance but also a brighter, more connected future."
The space has been designed to serve as a gathering hub for residents and visitors alike, featuring areas for community events, public art installations and green spaces that reflect the natural beauty of the surrounding region.
The Deputy Mayor added: "This investment would not have been possible without the combined efforts of our dedicated project team, the Council, the business and wider community, who have all contributed to creating a welcoming, functional and sustainable public space."
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