Newcastle, England, formerly known as Newcastle-upon-Tyne, is one of the best instances of successful lottery-funded reconstruction in the United Kingdom. The city has always had a large amount of green space, such as the Town Moor, where cattle can frequently be seen grazing, but only recently broke away from tradition with avant-garde housing known as "The Byker Wall," which has been designated by UNESCO as an outstanding example of twentieth-century architecture, the spectacular Gateshead Millennium Bridge, the UK's first biotechnology village, "The Centre for Life," and the spectacular Angel of the North sculpture just outside the city.