The document discusses urban development zones in Belfast, including the construction of a new 28-story skyscraper called the Obel building, regeneration of the Markets area through new housing, and redevelopment of the inner city including conversion of the old Ormeau Bakery into modern apartments. It also mentions 19th century terraced housing in the inner city, townhouses in the inner suburbs, upgrades being made to Belfast's central business district around City Hall and Donegall Place, and the ongoing development of the Titanic Quarter with new offices and apartments.

1. Urban zones in BelfastBy Mrs F Kane, Assumption Grammar School

2. Redevelopment in the Zone in Transition – The Boat building beside Lagan Weir

3. The Obel buildingBelfast’s newest sky scraper, beside The post Office and overlooking The Lagan Weir and the view out toLough.Will be used for apartments and 2 floors of offices28 storeys high!

4. Belfast’s skyline when the Obel is finished will look like this!

5. Regeneration of the Markets area – Housing Executive newly built houses

6. Inner city redevelopment – the Ormeau Bakery became modern apartments with offices at street level

7. Inner city Belfast – Nineteenth Century red brick terraced housing

8. Inner suburbs – townhouses on Upper Ormeau Road

9. Belfast’s CBDCity Hall with the Belfast Wheel. Donegall Place the main shopping street pavements being upgraded

10. Titanic quarter is Belfast’s latest development – with offices and apartments – see www.Titanicquarter.co.uk

11. More images of titanic quarter – in the past