Place roles: Section 6 of Introduction to Placemaking
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Place roles: Section 6 of Introduction to Placemaking
- 1. Trevor Reddacliff Place, George St, Brisbane City, QLD, AUS PROGRAM – SESSION 6 1 Urban Design + Placemaking 101 2 Civic Principles 3 Place Qualities 8 Outcomes 4 Place Typology 5 Place process 6 Place roles 7 Toolkit - placemaking ideas 9/10 Links+ conclusions What+Why How+Who
- 2. 1.8 OUR ROLE? ▸ Placemakers ▸ Practioners in Urban design ▸ Urban Designers ▸ Physical form ▸ Plus the social fabric (soft infrastructure) ▸ Enabling ▸ Empowering Fish Lane, West End, Brisbane City, QLD, AUS
- 3. The Mall, Darwin, NT 6.1.2 THE USER ▸ meet and exceed the needs and preferences ▸ Physical ▸ Psychological needs and well being ▸ Safety and health ▸ Cognitive and perceptual needs ▸ Sensory needs ▸ Behavioural needs ▸ Aesthetic needs ▸ Psychographic drivers ▸ What’s the difference between the user and the community?
- 4. 6.1.2 THE USER City Walk - Canberra, ACT
- 5. 6.1.5 COMMUNITY ENABLING Sunnyside Piazza in Portland Oregon (http://www.somervillebydesign.com/es-pinup-8/)
- 6. City Walk - Canberra, ACT 6.1.4 STAKEHOLDERS ? ▸ Businesses ▸ Community leaders ▸ Children and youth ▸ Developers ▸ Development agencies ▸ Faith organisations ▸ Landowners ▸ Local government ▸ Local media ▸ People with a disability ▸ Police Professional practices ▸ Environment ▸ Tourism ▸ “Avoid stakeholder mentality – change hats David Engwicht ▸ Engwicht Secret 13 – Celebrate the contradictions ▸ Politicians (councillors) ▸ Residents’ and tenants’ associations ▸ Senior Citizens ▸ Schools ▸ Town centre management initiatives ▸ Traders ▸ Training agencies ▸ Transport operators ▸ Universities ▸ Indigenous reps ▸ Women’s groups ▸ Youth and community groups ▸ Economics...
- 7. Swanston St, Melbourne, VIC, AUS THE CLIENT ▸ Keys to being a successful masterplanning client ▸ Provide strong client leadership and a commitment to quality ▸ Be clear about your aims and the outputs you need ▸ Learn from your own and other successful projects ▸ Give enough time at the right time ▸ Find the right teams and development partners ▸ Respond to the context - physical, economic, cultural and social ▸ Work with stakeholders and users ▸ Understand that masterplanning is a fluid process ▸ Work in a collaborative spirit ▸ Put in place a strategy and structure for implementation
- 8. King George Square, Brisbane, QLD, AUS ORGANISATIONAL ENVIRONMENT ▸ established supported plan and vision ▸ clearly defined roles and scope ▸ position, credibility, respect and authority ▸ jointly funded by council (or host organisation), traders and or landholders ▸ understands and appreciates the principles and requirements of a Placemaking ▸ allocates sufficient resources to effectively pursue required outcomes ▸ provides a long-term commitment from the host organisation (on-going)
- 9. ROB ADAMS THE CLIENT ▸ 8:20
- 10. PLACEMAKERS PLACE MANAGER ▸ Is a Placemaker who manages a defined area of significance ▸ Proactive intervention which maintains the qualities of a successful place and responds to change.
- 11. Pall Mall, Bendigo, VIC, AUS PLACE MANAGER ▸ Brimbank City Council - CBP ▸ Sunshine and Sydenham Place Manager ▸ Total Project Cost: $180,000 (Brimbank City Council $80,000 CBP $100,000) ▸ http://improveverywhere.com/2009/0 2/09/high-five-escalator/ A Place Manager for Sydenham and Sunshine provides a focus for coordinated Council, State Government, business and community involvement in the implementation of the strategic plans for each centre. The Place Manager is responsible for driving the implementation of the Sydenham Transit City Master Plan and the Sunshine Principal Activity Centre Structure Plan and facilitates project delivery for a range of development and infrastructure works and community engagement initiatives.
- 12. 5.5 PLACE MANAGE - NORTHBRIDGE PIAZZA
- 13. URBAN DESIGN V URBAN DESIGNERS Adelaide St, Brisbane, QLD, AUS
- 14. URBAN DESIGNERS ▸ Cannot be an authority ▸ Experts in integrating information and ideas: ▸ site ▸ users ▸ team ▸ client ▸ stakeholders ▸ community South Bank, Brisbane, QLD, AUS
- 15. NEW ROLES NEW SKILLS Supernova, Broadbeach, Gold Coast, QLD, AUS
- 16. ROLES OF THE FUTURE...
- 17. Darling Quarter, Darling Harbour, Sydney, NSW, AUS PLACE ENABLERS (DA)
- 18. 10 FACES OF INNOVATION The Learning Personas: remain open to new insights every day ▸ The Anthropologist observes how people interact with places, services, and experiences ( William H Whyte and Jan Gehl) ▸ The Experimenter celebrates the process, not the tool, testing and retesting potential scenarios to make ideas tangible (Prototyping and Popup Placemaking) ▸ The Cross-Pollinator draws associations and connections between seemingly unrelated ideas or concepts to break new ground City Square, Melbourne City, VIC, AUS
- 19. 10 FACES OF INNOVATION The Organizing Personas: competing for time, attention and resources. ▸ The Hurdler is a tireless problem-solver ▸ The Collaborator values the team over the individual ▸ The Director motivates the actors to take centre stage and embrace the unexpected Jenny Pemberton Webb , Palm Plaza, Dandenong, VIC, AUS
- 20. 10 FACES OF INNOVATION The Building Personas: apply insights from the learning roles and channel the empowerment from the organizing roles to make innovation happen. ▸ The Experience Architect creates remarkable individual experiences (Place Manager) ▸ The Set Designer looks at every day as a chance to liven up places (Urban Designer) ▸ The Storyteller captures our imagination with compelling narratives of initiative, hard work, and innovation. ▸ The Caregiver works to understand each individual customer and create a relationship. Mooloolaba Triathlon - Sunshine Coast Sunshine Coast Regional Council
Editor's Notes
- Brisbane’s subtropical Queen Street Mall. One of the few successful pedestrian only places in Australia. Facilitated by night uses including cinemas, restaurants and bars. Designed for different functions – including performance spaces. Some suggest it might be a little cluttered...? What do you think?
- So because urban design is multidisciplinary planners can not only contribute they can also lead the process. Particularly when we think creatively and work in 3 dimensions. Melbourne city square – controversially created in the 1960s with the demolition of heritage buildings and opened in 1980 by QEII. It was redeveloped from1997 to 2000 with part of the site sold for a hotel.
- It is fundamental for places to meet and exceed users requirements. Psychographic drivers is a tool we will discuss later. This photo includes teenagers with skateboards and people getting a free meal – two of the hardest users to involve in the process.
- Another movie to look forward to! Bill Chandler confirming that good urban design delivers places for users.
- We know what to do with community consultation – we don’t always do it well though?
- We acknowledge the need to engage with stakeholders- although we could be more effective? Participatory design (design workshop, EbD, etc) is one example.
- These key client characteristics are drawn from another excellent urban design reference: http://www.cabe.org.uk/files/creating-successful-masterplans-summary.pdf We will be discussing most of these points in the remaining sections. We don’t build industrial buildings like this any more?
- The new library with a cafe on the corner and learning facilities upstairs is a great example of the public sector delivering good urban design with public buildings and facilitating a new urban centre!
- A good initiative in Victoria and hopefully a trend for the rest of our valuable places.
- A good initiative in Victoria and hopefully a trend for the rest of our valuable places.
- Urban designers do a lot (pretty similar to planners really). Urban design creates small spaces like this plaza - as well as the bigger scale projects, with design evolution explained on the next page.
- According to Chris Melsom (HASSELL Perth) a key characteristic of urban designers is emotional intelligence. Wikipedia says that there are 2 characteristics of EI: Self-awareness – the ability to read one's emotions and recognize their impact while using gut feelings to guide decisions. Self-management – involves controlling one's emotions and impulses and adapting to changing circumstances. Social awareness – the ability to sense, understand, and react to others' emotions while comprehending social networks. Relationship management – the ability to inspire, influence, and develop others while managing conflict. Image is a scale model of Shanghai in the Town Planning museum in a prominent location the cities central square.
- The new library with a cafe on the corner and learning facilities upstairs is a great example of the public sector delivering good urban design with public buildings and facilitating a new urban centre!
- Brunswick has more Greeks of Lakonian origin than anywhere else in Australia. A party comprising the Mayor of Sparta and eight dignitaries came to Brunswick for the official function in 1888, at which Talbot Street, (off Sydney Road, one block north of Victoria Street) was pedestrianised and renamed Sparta Place in recognition of the political and cultural link between the two places. In 2005, Sparta Place was significantly remodelled.
- Brunswick has more Greeks of Lakonian origin than anywhere else in Australia. A party comprising the Mayor of Sparta and eight dignitaries came to Brunswick for the official function in 1888, at which Talbot Street, (off Sydney Road, one block north of Victoria Street) was pedestrianised and renamed Sparta Place in recognition of the political and cultural link between the two places. In 2005, Sparta Place was significantly remodelled.
- Brunswick has more Greeks of Lakonian origin than anywhere else in Australia. A party comprising the Mayor of Sparta and eight dignitaries came to Brunswick for the official function in 1888, at which Talbot Street, (off Sydney Road, one block north of Victoria Street) was pedestrianised and renamed Sparta Place in recognition of the political and cultural link between the two places. In 2005, Sparta Place was significantly remodelled.