URBAN DESIGN, PLANNING AND REGENERATION
Urban design and community co-design for equitable, inclusive places
Gathering stories and perspectives at a granular level through initial scoping and street interviews to inform briefs and map starting points.
Designing and hosting locally focused events, citizens forums, and design charrettes to put local knowledge at the heart of change.
Devising tools and processes that enable communities to meaningfully contribute to design decision-making and ensure change is shaped by lived experience.
Co-production is the process of listening to peoples’ stories and understanding shared aspirations at a granular level, and the practice of working collaboratively with non-designers to create solutions, share idea generation, design, and decision-making tools. When people have agency to shape places, there are better outcomes for communities.
Working in London Borough Tower Hamlets Plan Making team I used partcipatory engagament and research methods to co-design an evidence base with over 500 women and girls from the borough.
The purpose of this project was to test the design guidance and invest in micro projects to explore the benefits and barriers to adopting the inclusive design framework.
How can listed, Victorian homes be made warmer in winter and cooler in summer, reduce damp and mould, without losing the character of the conservation area, and being mindful of the mixed tenures of residents that live there?
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