Plans to build a 13-storey hotel above the historic Palazzina Vincenti in St Julian’s have been deferred rather than rejected, prompting criticism from environmental organisation Flimkien għal Ambjent Aħjar (FAA). The organisation expressed disappointment that the Planning Authority hearing was postponed due to issues involving consent and contracts
Plans to transform the historic Palazzina Vincenti in St Julian’s into a 13-storey hotel have been deferred by the Planning Authority . The decision was postponed due to a lack of consent and contracts involving neighbouring property owners, rather than because of the heritage concerns raised against the development. The proposal, filed by Carlo Stivala,
One of Malta’s most significant Modernist buildings could be given a new lease of life as a public cultural space, with the Kamra tal-Periti calling on authorities to strengthen protection for Palazzina Vincenti in St Julian’s. The Chamber of Architects is urging the Planning Authority to upgrade the historic building’s protection from Grade 2 to Grade
