L.1 Greening Tinsley - Business Propositions & Long Term Vision

Greening Tinsley

SSoA Live Project 2018 Business Propositions & Future Vision Document

This document has been produced by the Greening Tinsley Live Project group 2018, SSoA Bhavana Brindavan Caroline Green Elin Keyser Farah Alsaied Ahmad Fenella Snudden Jennifer MacFadyen Kezhu Chen Melissa Kirkpatrick Rebecca Smith Sarah Abdellatif Travis Mills Tom Parker William Bellefontaine Winnie Law Xiaoquin Zhang

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Greening Tinsley

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Build Your Own Algae Bioreactor

Tinsley Community Garden - Handbook

Greening Tinsley

garden leaflet DIY bottle kit

Grow Your Own Green Wall

Greening Tinsley

Greening Tinsley

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the easy guide

Greening Tinsley

Build Your Own Algae Farm

tender package SSoA Live Project 2018 Proposed community garden scheme

garden toolkit

WORK IN PROGRESS 30.10.18

tender pack

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Greening Tinsley

Greening Tinsley

Project Mentor

SSoA Live Project 2018 Business Propositions & Future Vision Document

Mark Parsons

algae toolkit

community leaflet

long term vision

Tinsley Timeline Photo Album

tinsley timeline album

Lahari Parchuri Groundwork South Yorkshire

Greening Tinsley

Tinsley Forum

0114 2444887 admin@tinsleyforum.co.uk http://www.tinsleyforum.co.uk/index.html

Cleo.Metcalf@groundwork.org.uk

Tinsley Forum

Groundwork are a charity based on site at the Tinsley Tingas building. They are working on plans to

The forum undertake community-led work to improve the lives of the local people of Tinsley, which whom they have many links. They run the existing Tinsley allotment and will

the site.

develop the site.

be occupying the Tingas building in the near future.

Mark Parsons Tinsley Tingas / Studio Polpo

Eamonn Ward Sheffield Green Party eamonnward@live.co.uk

Gripple are a global manufacturer of wire and wire joining systems. They are keen to be involved in any community-led project and could provide materials for

Freeland are looking to build algae bioreactors in Sheffield, and are looking for a space to do so. They are also keen to be involved in any initiatives that seek to improve air quality.

The local council are concerned with the air quality in the area, particularly levels of NO2. They have been given a grant from the nearby biomass plant towards improving air quality.

Jagroop Pandhal Senior lecturer, Biological Engineering department, University of Sheffield

Joanna Harley PHD student, Biological Engineering department, University of Sheffield

j.pandhal@sheffield.ac.uk

jharley1@sheffield.ac.uk

Andrew@freelandhorticulture.co.uk

The Bio Engineering department are working to discover the potential of algae, including improving air quality and the uses of the waste biomass produced.

collaborators

Ogo.Osammor@sheffield.gov.uk

Tinsley Tingas are a collaboration between social enterprise Studio Polpo, Sheffield City Council and Tinsley Forum, who are working towards creating community facilities for Tinsley in the closed infant school.

Andrew Goddard Freeland Horticulture

Tinsley Tingas

Ogo Osammoor Lead Air Quality Officer, Sheffield City Council

mark.parsons@studiopolpo.com

The Green Party in Sheffield are particularly concerned with air quality in areas such as Tinsley, in addition to projects that can benefit the community.

this to be implemented.

other

Sheila & Graham

Cleo Metcalf Groundwork South Yorkshire

lahari.parchuri@groundwork.org.uk Groundwork are a charity based on site at the Tinsley Tingas building. They are working on plans to develop

Gordon Macrae Gripple LTD 07795 604945 0114 2288 659 g.macrae@gripple.com www.gripple.com

The Bio Engineering department are working to discover the potential of algae, including improving air quality and the uses of the waste biomass produced.

Industrial partner of

Greening Tinsley

contact sheet Our Process + Analysis SSoA Live Project 2018

process + analysis

SSoA Live Project 2018 Key contact links

CONTENTS Live Project The Live project group

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Site Analysis Local Environmental Impact 6 Transport Routes 7 Supermarket Locations 8 Land Use 9 Tinsleys Years Photographic Identity 10 Business Propositions Business Illustrations 12 Community Kitchen & Garden 16 Bio Plastics Production 20 Tea Production 24 Future Contacts Funding Generation 28 Contacts List 30

GREENING TINSLEY LIVE PROJECT GROUP Our Live Project team is made up of 15 students from Sheffield University. We are studying a range of courses centering around architecture, including; Masters of Architecture Masters in Architectural Design Masters of Architecture: Collaborative Practice Masters of Architecture & Landscape

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Local Environmental Factors

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Transport Routes

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Food Density + Supermarket Locations

Food services

Low numbers of supermarkets and grocery stores within a reasonable walk-able distance is a main problem for the Tinsley community; particularly the elder community who can no longer drive

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Iceland food warehouse ١٫٥ KM

Corner shops

Supermarkets

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Morrisons

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Minute walking distance

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Minute walking distance

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Minute walking distance

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Lidl

Aldi

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Land Use

Residential

Green

Recreational

Industrial

Commercial

Meadowhall

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Tinsley’s Past & Future

1948

1998

Examination into Tinsley’s past reveals a great deal of change to the area. The loss of an identity in 2008, when the great cooling towers fell. However, we challenge Tinsley to reinvent its identity into a driven, healthy and research focused community. Pushing new technologies.

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2008

2018

2020

2030

Looking to the future, we aim to regenerate the identity of Tinsley through a series of schemes and projects situated in and around Tinsley. Furthermore, with the connections to The University of Sheffield, we believe the community can grow, and support many other districts which are growing along the M1 corridor.

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How might Tinsley link to the wider area?

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How can Tinsley use Algae? fertiliser

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= tea

community kitchen + cafe

bio-fuel pavilion event home grown algae

panels distributed

bio-plastics algae workshop

growing scaled up to community scale

algae harvest

new enterprise / economy boost for Tinsley >>> eventual implimentation nationwide

speculative uses of algae harvest

now

2030

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Tinsley’s future uses of Algae

Through partnership with Floreon, it would be possible to create sustainable, environmental and designer products which could be sold to support community projects, furthermore, the selling of the products will raise awareness of the cause Tinsley are promoting for a healthier lifestyle.

All products illustrated are designed to promote; Health, Sustainability, Environmental Awareness and Community Prospects.

Additionally they are designed to include revenue to be placed back into community projects.

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Tinsley beverage range could include a variety of drinks. Picking up upon the health benefits of Tinsley Tea, the growth of the algae will also clean the air around the growth site.

Furthermore, through the use of creative and distinct branding Tinsley products will be able to be sold in a variety of locations appealing to those interested in health and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

All products illustrated are designed to promote; Health, Sustainability, Environmental Awareness and Community Prospects.

Additionally they are designed to include revenue to be placed back into community projects.

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Tinsley health supplements and daily items are essential to the development of algae in the local area. The products which include, Tinsley Tonic, a daily supplement and Tinsley Toothpaste, featuring the Algae people developed by Greening Tinsley live project group.

These products will raise awareness to the health benefits of algae, and its possibility as a revenue stream.

All products illustrated are designed to promote; Health, Sustainability, Environmental Awareness and Community Prospects.

Additionally they are designed to include revenue to be placed back into community projects.

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The cosmetics industry is worth an estimated, ÂŁ17 billion, thus, a health packed, sustainable product will fit into this market with ease. The Tinsley Tingle shampoo, with a fresh mint edge will rejuvenate your morning routine.

Furthermore, products such as Tinsley Tan and Tinsley Toner will provide an ethical and responsible product to the market place.

All products illustrated are designed to promote; Health, Sustainability, Environmental Awareness and Community Prospects.

Additionally they are designed to include revenue to be placed back into community projects.

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Tinsley Community Kitchen & Garden

Tinsley Community Kitchen & Garden’s focus it to help support the community in a wide range of activities. The emphasis has been placed upon the closed system of planting, harvesting, and consuming. We believe the community dining table will be crucial to the redevelopment of the Tinsley Tingas site. Furthermore, the additional allotment space provided will encourage many more locals to engage with the historic school building and the events space it offers.

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PROCESS DIAGRAM FINISHED

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Tinsley Bio Plastics Production

Tinsley Bio Plastics Production working in partnership with Floreon, will be able to create a wide range of products. Floreon, is a research led, entity based in Sheffield. On the other hand Tinsley Bio Plastics is a community not for profit organisation.

Hence, the partnership of the two entities will be able to create a plethora of products suitable for the expanding market of bio plastics.

Bio plastic deterioration illustration

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PROCESS DIAGRAM FINISHED

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Tinsley Tea Production

Tinsley Tea Production will pick up on the love of Tea! Tinsley Tea offers an alternative to the large air freight movement from tea consumption. This healthy and environmental alternative will cut carbon emissions both locally and globally from growth of algae and a reduced transport footprint.

The revenues generated from Tinsley Tea, will be spent on local initiatives, development of resources and awareness of the algae research taking place in Tinsley.

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Funding Generation IKEA IKEA have undertaken an initiative entitled LAGOM, this initiative is set out to promote the ideas of not limiting yourself on what your enjoy, however, using only what is required, thus, reducing waste in the process. The scheme aims to get people out into the world and experience new tactile environments.

Furthermore, IKEA has previously built an bio reactor in partnership with Space 10. The aims of this were too promote the benefits of algae through the distribution of food. IKEA uses Space 10 as a research centre to develop innovations in a variety of disciplines.

We suggest reaching out to IKEA for further information regarding available funding to enhance the local environment. Additionally, IKEA could be approached regarding the construction of modular growing kits. Plans for these have been drawn out in the tool-kits detailed on the document program.

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E.ON

SHEFFIELD CITY COUNCIL

Through conversation with local policy makers, it has been made apparent that there is the possibility to approach E.ON in regards to funding for a green initiative. The local Blackburn Meadows Biomass plant, is on the site of the historic Tinsley Towers. E.ON are looking into green initiatives, as shown by the introduction of new battery stores at the Sheffield Site.

Through conversation with council member Ogo Osammor we have identified key markers which when put in place, we believe will drastically improve the local health and prospects. The continual focus group sessions held with the council and research parties has allowed to the promote the benefits of the scheme. Additionally, scientific calculation has taken place to prove our theories, as detailed in the tender document.

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Sheila & Graham

Tinsley Forum

Lahari Parchuri Groundwork South Yorkshire

Cleo Metcalf Groundwork South Yorkshire

lahari.parchuri@groundwork.org.uk

Cleo.Metcalf@groundwork.org.uk

Groundwork are a charity based on site at the Tinsley Tingas building. They are working on plans to develop

Groundwork are a charity based on site at the Tinsley Tingas building. They are working on plans to

The forum undertake community-led work to improve the lives of the local people of Tinsley, which whom they have many links. They run the existing Tinsley allotment and will

the site.

develop the site.

be occupying the Tingas building in the near future.

Gordon Macrae Gripple LTD

eamonnward@live.co.uk

Gripple are a global manufacturer of wire and wire joining systems. They are keen to be involved in any community-led project and could provide materials for

0114 2444887 admin@tinsleyforum.co.uk http://www.tinsleyforum.co.uk/index.html

Mark Parsons Tinsley Tingas / Studio Polpo

Eamonn Ward Sheffield Green Party

07795 604945 0114 2288 659 g.macrae@gripple.com www.gripple.com

Tinsley Forum

projects that can benefit the community.

Ogo.Osammor@sheffield.gov.uk

Tinsley Tingas are a collaboration between social enterprise Studio Polpo, Sheffield City Council and Tinsley Forum, who are working towards creating community facilities for Tinsley in the closed infant school.

this to be implemented.

Andrew Goddard Freeland Horticulture

Freeland are looking to build algae bioreactors in Sheffield, and are looking for a space to do so. They are also keen to be involved in any initiatives that seek to improve air quality.

The local council are concerned with the air quality in the area, particularly levels of NO2. They have been given a grant from the nearby biomass plant towards improving air quality.

Jagroop Pandhal Senior lecturer, Biological Engineering department, University of Sheffield

Joanna Harley PHD student, Biological Engineering department, University of Sheffield

j.pandhal@sheffield.ac.uk

jharley1@sheffield.ac.uk

The Bio Engineering department are working to discover the potential of algae, including improving air quality and the uses of the waste biomass

The Bio Engineering department are working to discover the potential of algae, including improving air

Andrew@freelandhorticulture.co.uk

produced.

collaborators

Ogo Osammoor Lead Air Quality Officer, Sheffield City Council

mark.parsons@studiopolpo.com

The Green Party in Sheffield are particularly concerned with air quality in areas such as Tinsley, in addition to

Tinsley Tingas

quality and the uses of the waste biomass produced.

Industrial partner of

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SSoA Live Project 2018 Key contact links

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