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The site belongs to the city of Paris.
In 2011 its management was entrusted to the Kléber Rossillon firm, which has plans to double the exhibition space.
As such, the gardens have been renovated according to Renoir’s paintings.
Furthermore, Suzanne Valadon’s studio and the Hotel Demarne will also be renovated in 2014. 
The local news programme "UTV Live" is broadcast from the building's Studio 1.
At present, it is believed Studio 2 is not in use for any productions.
Studio 2 was used for many years as the home of the Kelly Show, the top rated Friday night chatshow on UTV hosted by Gerry Kelly from 1989-2005.
The studio was also used for light entertainment programmes such as McKeever and May McFettridge specials.
However in recent years due to cost cutting, UTV has stopped making these types of shows and thus Studio 2 has remained mostly unused.
Havelock House also houses a smaller studio with a chroma key background, where short "UTV News" bulletins and continuity announcements are transmitted from.
This studio, which forms part of UTV's Central Technical Area, has been in use since 2002 when it replaced "Studio 3", another smaller presentation studio where in-vision continuity and shorter news bulletins were broadcast from.
The location of the old Central Technical Area and "Studio 3" in Havelock House were completely renovated in January 2003 and converted into office space for UTV Internet who moved from a leased office site in Bruce Street in March 2003.
Among other series recorded in the studios at Havelock House include "Kelly", "School Around the Corner", "McKeever" and "All Mixed Up". 
Galatasaray Beyoğlu Hasnun Galip Volleyball Academy is the volleyball academy of Galatasaray Sports Club in İstanbul, Turkey.
After Türk Telekom Arena was completed, the administrative center of Galatasaray Sports Club moved to the new stadium and the old building was renovated and then transformed into a volleyball academy. 
Timperley Cricket Club was founded in 1877; the club moved to its present site, near Altrincham Municipal Golf Club, in 1883.
Timperley Hockey Club was formed in 1886 and became the first club in the north of England.
Today Timperley Sports Club provides facilities for cricket, hockey and lacrosse.
In 2006 the club was named Trafford Sports Club of the Year and Greater Manchester Sports Club of the Year.
Golf has been played on the site of Altrincham municipal golf course since 1893 when Timperley Golf Club was founded.
Altrincham Golf Club offers competitive golf on a large scale.
There are major competitions most weekends from April to October, and there are some major competitions during the winter months.
If there are no major competitions over a weekend there is normallya social competition.
In 1934 the owner died and the members were unable to buy the course for their own use, being outbid by Altrincham Urban Council.
The course then became municipal, and the members of Timperley Golf Club decided to find a new home, moved to Baguley and built a new course.
After a short stay at Baguley the club moved again and founded Mere Golf Club.
Altrincham Council continued to run the Old Hall as a clubhouse until 1955, when it was sold to Chester's Brewery and became the Old Hall Hotel.
In May 2003 The Old Hall was bought by Hydes Brewery and has been converted into a Heritage Inn.
The course has remained in its original layout with only minor alterations.
During World War 2 the club continued to operate, but lost the second and third holes for the production of potatoes.
The present club was founded in 1935, and although the course is municipal, the club is private.
While the Old Hall is still operating on site, the club now has a private club room and bar, which has recently been renovated. 
In 2008, Janimation moved from its Exposition Ave. office into its new and expanded 22,000 sq.
ft. studio on East Side Avenue, just north of Fair Park and east of Deep Ellum in Dallas.
The studio consists of a 1250 sq.
ft. sound stage with a 16-feet tall cyclorama.
The studio also contains editorial, audio, and color correction production suites.
The current office space was renovated from a run-down warehouse into a high-end production facility.
The studio is a testament to the creative diversity of the Janimation team, as its overall design and architecture was headed by Steve Gaconnier and Janimation's artists.