Saving the character and identity of Tal-Pieta' and Gwardamangia

Just no

qui ci sono i miei tempi pssati a malta, basta con questi edifici moderni ,questa era la villa del mio caro luca gauci.

This is getting out of hand, we are living in streets that look like a war zone.

Disgusted and fed up of all this building. We are becoming a one whole concrete block.

Save Malta from more destraction

Preserving our identity, our country...our architecture !!

Enough is enough!

I object to this planned monstrosity, gmangia has become a concrete jungle

Please leave us some open spaces.

I live in Pieta, and I am disgusted that the PA disregarded known rules to allow over-development in front of my home in a UCA area and now, overlooking my back garden, an even bigger monster....enough is enough.

"Over-development" li ser tordom il-knisja, tikkawza problemi kbar ta inkonvenjent ghal xi sentejn sakemm jinbena dan il-"mostru", biex ma nsemmux problemi enormi ta parking ghall-lokalita kollha kif jitlesta. Tafu li il-hajt tal-gnien ta dan is-sit ghandu iskrizzkjoni li turi li sar fil-1847. Iva xejn mhu protett f`dan il-pajjiz?

I wish to save the character and identity of Tal-Pieta' and Gwardamangia. The picturesque city centre should be preserved for the neighbourhood!

United with the council for this cause.

Enough is enough.When are the Maltese politicians from both sides going to wake up to themselves and give the people a chance to enjoy clean air and pleasant environment. Over 100 apartments meaning one hundred more cars in a very small space.What are they thinking of.Enough of this short sightedness. Turn the area into a green open space but then not enough money would be made and that is the key point here money.

This site must be preserved as is for various architectural, urban planning and historic reasons. I shall be sending a detailed representation shortly to the authorities concerned.

For sure there will be too much building in a very small area. This will also increase the lack of parking available for the present residents, emoyees in the area and for the new comers who purchase those apartments! Last but not least it will change the present identity of the area with more hassle of traffic and high building !

Going high was your option but, you never resolved parking issues and traffic problems. Removing the rights of those who have lived there for years and harassing their health and peace is not the way forward. Malta's characteristics should remain and such areas should be reserved and maintained to remain with the same quaint look. Malta is about small towns and villages not about stone concrete devouring the air, light and sun of many. Leave this area along with so many others and simply develop using similar structures that have stood there for years. Stop with these massive towers of concrete. You are simply feeling free to do as you please because it's not your home and not your locality. Allow those who live in the area to voice their concerns, they come first.

No more ruins please

Malta does not need any more concrete buildings. There are more then enough. When are they going to stop??????

I used to live there and went to church in Fatima.