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Neighborhood Planning: Designed to Deliver

Explore how neighborhood planning can support economic growth through the innovative CABE approach. Learn about best practices, City Growth strategies, and the importance of design in urban development.

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Neighborhood Planning: Designed to Deliver

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  1. Neighbourhood Planning: Designed to Deliver?How neighbourhood planning can support economic growth The Cabe approach 27th June 2014 David Waterhouse Head of Strategy

  2. Our history 2011 Design Council (incCabe) @designcouncil

  3. Why is design important?

  4. Best Practice

  5. The cost of bad design

  6. Building for Life

  7. City Growth – delivering the bigger picture

  8. Centre for Cities

  9. City Deals 8 Core and 20 Key Cities Cities: Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Newcastle, Birmingham, Oxford

  10. The City model

  11. …less of this

  12. What is it? • Early support and workshops with stakeholders and the City • Consistent approach to review • Consistent and certainty for investors • Training with officers and elected members • A learning tool for the city to promote good design

  13. And at local level

  14. Community Toolkit • A collaborative approach to setting a design vision for new housing • Developers, communities and other stakeholders • Early on in the process • A learning tool to promote good design and sustainability

  15. Why there is a need for the toolkit? • Stage it happens • Sustainability and design • Improve standard of consultation • Influence and collaboration

  16. Learning from Cabe support • Focus on a particular site • Articulating aspirations for development in a realistic and meaningful way • A planning, learning and assessment tool to create good places to live based on robust design standards

  17. Questions

  18. Thank you.david.waterhouse@designcouncil.org.uk020 7420 5410For all our latest news sign up for our e-newsletter ‘Pinged’ or follow us on twitter @cabeupdates

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