People Powered Places: Practical Guide Graphic

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STAGE:

STAGE:

Strategic Definition

Preparation and Brief

What’s the project?

Who’s who?

How can we get involved?

Local Groups

Advocate for community engagement for all

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Initial Design

Technical Design

Detail Coordination

Planning preparation

Designing together

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STAGE:

STAGE:

How it’s built

Collect in-depth information about the local area

How is the project being structured?

Time to build Celebrating the start of construction

How can the project be phased?

DEVELOPER

Stakeholders

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Manufacture & Construction

Talking through technical decisions and design trade offs

CLIENT

What’s our plan for future engagement?

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Handover

Opening time

Invite the neighbours and keep them informed

Use

How’s it going? How do you feel about the project?

How will we stay in touch?

COMMUNITY

Local Bodies Explaining the Planning application process

Council Interests How will we communicate?

Who is leading the engagement process? What have we learnt from previous projects?

What are our shared principles for the project?

Talking through the planning process

Regular design workshops

Which design option would we like to take forward?

Training workshops on technical design

How should we respond to cost assessments?

Welcoming people in: distributing information, Q&A sessions

Can we employ or train local people and use local suppliers and manufacturers?

Is the project developing in line with the initial objectives?

Training on design and masterplanning principles

How can we look after our space?

DESIGNER What contribution can the developer make to the local area?

What can we learn for the future?

Meet the builders

White speech bubbles represent things that are the responsibility of practitioners

Translating local knowledge into design options

Who will build it?

Involve local people in the build process

Design

Use

Visiting Site

Do we agree on the design to be submitted for Planning?

Who are the crucial community stakeholders?

Feedback

Coloured speech bubbles represent things that practitioners and local people do together

Carefully considering the engagement approach from the very beginning

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Understanding the local area, agreeing on a detailed engagement plan and developing shared project objectives

Integrating community knowledge, ideas, and feedback into the design and brief

Preparing a Planning application: considering financial limitations or Planning regulations, and talking through adjustments together

Working through the detailed and technical aspects of the project together

Keeping up engagement while the project is being built

Learning how the project runs and deciding how to communicate feedback

Understanding how the project is working for people


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