The thing about universal design is that you only notice when it is not there explains Jane Bringolf.
Posted In: #133 Autumn 2018, Public Spaces, Urban Development,Read more
The thing about universal design is that you only notice when it is not there explains Jane Bringolf.
Posted In: #133 Autumn 2018, Public Spaces, Urban Development,Greater density for the inner city comes with implications for open space. Much of the space is designed for passive use and active uses are confined to walking and riding…
Posted In: #127 Summer 2015/16, Health and Wellbeing, Planning and Built Environment Issues, Public Spaces,Here are some questions from Susan Thompson, to ask at different stages of the planning and development process. The categories and questions are not mutually exclusive and there is considerable…
Posted In: #121 Winter 2014, Planning and Built Environment Issues, Public Spaces,In this article, Susan Thompson provides an overview of how urban environments can support health and well-being. She also suggests questions to ask of new developments about how they will…
Posted In: #121 Winter 2014, Health and Wellbeing, Planning and Built Environment Issues, Public Spaces,Clovelly Road was transformed and re-imagined as a greener, safer, more liveable street on 27th October 2013. Megan Sharkey explores what those keen to reimagine their streets and communities can…
Posted In: #121 Winter 2014, Civil Society Issues, Civil Society Skills, Community Change Models, Community Engagement, Community Safety, Planning and Built Environment Issues, Planning Campaigns, Planning for People and Social Issues, Public Spaces,Access to open space is crucial in high density neighbourhoods so understandably residents using Ward Park are concerned about what happens when their open space it is not available.
Posted In: #120 Autumn 2014, Community Safety, Planning and Built Environment Issues, Public Spaces,