selected projects 2011

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ST COLETT’S OUTDOORS S N S N D) Applying the emerging design & development principles Characteristics of new development: B) Analysis START END of Debate for today ...but so many more questions! Is there a risk of building a system that serves those who shout the loudest, are the fastest and/or have the resources to campaign hard for their cause? What happens to the existing institutions of our local political system? How can neighbourhood level decisions be achieved and have legitimacy? How will neighbourhood management bodies be established and who is accountable? How can we help secure a strong mandate for our clients? Who are our (new) clients? How will Councils and the Government deal with neighbourhood decisions if they differ from local and national level decisions? What are neighbourhood level issues? What are strategic level issues? How will the overlap be managed? Some 12 possible answers..... A look into the future of consultation and team debate using Fishbowl format. An emerging Vision for St Colett’s Place & its People Our ambition: Setting a new standard in this changing neighbourhood by introducing 21st century low-carbon living in dignified homes and spaces that grow organically into this characterful setting. ... A place that provides authentic lifestyle choices for urban families of all sizes and maturity. ... A place that connects with the people, the historic and the modern character of its surroundings. ... A place that looks, feels, sounds and smells like a sanctuary for new and existing residents. Value Proposition: The character of Colett’s Place ... Socially responsible Economically prosperous Environmentally healthy Connected Respectful Approachable Resourceful Sunny Minimalist Evolving Ages well Flexible Smart SOLID HOMES GOOD ENERGY GREAT NATURE Design and development principles for St Colett’s Place >>> Buildings 01 Buildings demonstrate ‘Long Life - Loose fit’ > Planned for adaptability and change of uses in the future. 02 Buildings exceed English Partnerships Space Standards + 3m floor to ceiling heights 03 Buildings and Spaces are built for people of all abilities > step free 04 Buildings have an outstanding energy efficiency rating/e.g. Zero Carbon/PassivHaus standard and built with recycled materials to exceptional finish >>> Spaces 05 The new homes and spaces are bright and airy contributing to an exceptional quality of living inside and outside the homes. 06 The arrival of new homes introduces urban and edible biodiversity to St Colett’s by providing the framework for a living and often edible landscape (shared surface with permeable surface treatment, green sheds, soft and green edges, edible hedges/trees, a shared kitchen garden, private gardens etc. All initiatives contribute to enhancing the authentic feel of this tranquil place and provide opportunities to learn, explore and share time in the outdoors that change with seasons. 07 The quality and appearance of George Pateman courtyard is significantly improved and contributes to the evolution of an urban yet natural sanctuary for both, the new and existing residents. Concept 2: St. Colette’s Eco Terrace RETAINED TREES SHARED SURFACE/PLAY/REST PRIVATE GARDENS HOMES 2 TO 2.5 STOREYS PARKING/RECYCLING NEW FRUIT TREES Concept 3: St. Colette’s Garden RETAINED TREES SHARED SURFACE/PLAY/ REST/GARDEN PRIVATE GARDENS HOMES 2 TO 2.5 STOREYS PARKING/RECYCLING NEW FRUIT TREES MIXED USE ‘TREE HOUSE’ UP TO 3 STOREYS CONSERVATORY 1 STOREY 10 Terraces homes = appr. 1800m2, 2,3,4beds 1 detached home = appr. 250m2, 5 beds 1 mixed use building = appr. 500m2 (homes for elderly/ education/flats) TOTAL GFA = circa. appr.2500m2 Concept 1: St. Colette’s Willow MEWs RETAINED TREES SHARED SURFACE/PLAY/REST PRIVATE GARDENS HOMES 2 TO 2.5 STOREYS PARKING/RECYCLING 7 Terraced homes = 1050m2, 3-4beds 6 Semi -detached homes = 750m2, 1-3 beds TOTAL GFA = circa. 1800m2 NEW FRUIT TREES Architectual Competition: Value proposition and widening the perspective on Options Old Maltings Site, Prospect Row, Cambridge: Design and Development Briefing 800m 01 02 03 04 05 Site 01 City Centre 02 Grafton Centre 03 East Road 04 Parker’s Pieces 05 Christ’s Pieces Destinations: Shopping/Parks/Leisure/Services/Education Atrium-House Typology (10.5mx6.8m) + with rooftop terrace + N S S N N N Igniting conversations between stakeholders: Alternative vision for the place and people.

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Page 1: Selected Projects 2011

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> Inject new thinking/ideas for a residential-led redevelopment of the site.

Ambition:

A fresh look at design and development principles and broad-brush op-tions that will facilitate a renewed discussion between members of the local community, the landowner/developer team and the Council.

Methodology:

- Review of National& Local Planning Policies - Review of The Kite Conservation Area Appraisal, CCC, (1996) - Review of main Area Committee Report (28 July 2010) - Review of submitted Planning Applications for the site (2009&2010) - Meeting & discussions with local residents - Site visit - Internal Design Workshop & Conversations with Tristan Rees Roberts

Approach:

Use the DNA of the ‘island site’ & neighbourhood as building blocks for a confident 21st century addition to the Kite.

Characteristics of new development:

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START

END of Debate for today ...but so many more questions!

Is there a risk of building a system that serves those who shout the loudest, are the fastest and/or have the resources to campaign hard for their cause? What happens to the existing institutions of our local political system?How can neighbourhood level decisions be achieved and have legitimacy? How will neighbourhood management bodies be established and who is accountable? How can we help secure a strong mandate for our clients? Who are our (new) clients?How will Councils and the Government deal with neighbourhood decisions if they differ from local and national level decisions?What are neighbourhood level issues? What are strategic level issues? How will the overlap be managed?

Some 12possible answers.....

a look intothe future of consultation and team debate using fishbowl format.

An emerging Vision for St Colett’s Place & its People

Our ambition:

Setting a new standard in this changing neighbourhood by introducing 21st century low-carbon living in dignified homes and spaces that grow organically into this characterful setting.

... A place that provides authentic lifestyle choices for urban families of all sizes and maturity.

... A place that connects with the people, the historic and the modern character of its surroundings.

... A place that looks, feels, sounds and smells like a sanctuary for new and existing residents.

Value Proposition: The character of Colett’s Place ...

Socially responsible

Economically prosperous

Environmentally healthy

Connected Respectful

Approachable

Resourceful

Sunny Minimalist

Evolving

Ages well

Flexible Smart

SOLIDHOMES

GOOD ENERGY

GREAT NATURE

Design and development principles for St Colett’s Place

>>> Buildings 01 Buildings demonstrate ‘Long Life - Loose fit’ > Planned for adaptability and change of uses in the future.02 Buildings exceed English Partnerships Space Standards + 3m floor to ceiling heights03 Buildings and Spaces are built for people of all abilities > step free 04 Buildings have an outstanding energy efficiency rating/e.g.

Zero Carbon/PassivHaus standard and built with recycled materials to exceptional finish>>> Spaces05 The new homes and spaces are bright and airy contributing to an exceptional quality of living inside and outside the homes. 06 The arrival of new homes introduces urban and edible biodiversity to St Colett’s

by providing the framework for a living and often edible landscape (shared surface with permeable surface treatment, green sheds, soft and green edges, edible hedges/trees, a shared kitchen garden, private gardens etc. All initiatives contribute to enhancing the authentic feel of this tranquil place and provide opportunities to learn, explore and share time in the outdoors that change with seasons.

07 The quality and appearance of George Pateman courtyard is significantlyimproved and contributes to the evolution of an urban yet natural sanctuary for both, the new and existing residents.

Concept 2: St. Colette’s Eco Terrace

RETAINED TREES

SHARED SURFACE/PLAY/REST PRIVATE GARDENS

HOMES 2 TO 2.5 STOREYS PARKING/RECYCLING

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NEW FRUIT TREES

Concept 3: St. Colette’s Garden

RETAINED TREESSHARED SURFACE/PLAY/

REST/GARDENPRIVATE GARDENS

HOMES 2 TO 2.5 STOREYS

PARKING/RECYCLINGNEW FRUIT TREESMIXED USE

‘TREE HOUSE’ UP TO 3 STOREYS CONSERVATORY

1 STOREY

10 Terraces homes = appr. 1800m2, 2,3,4beds1 detached home = appr. 250m2, 5 beds1 mixed use building = appr. 500m2 (homes for elderly/education/flats) TOTAL GFA = circa. appr.2500m2

Concept 1: St. Colette’s Willow MEWs

RETAINED TREES

SHARED SURFACE/PLAY/REST PRIVATE GARDENS

HOMES 2 TO 2.5 STOREYS PARKING/RECYCLING

7 Terraced homes = 1050m2, 3-4beds6 Semi -detached homes = 750m2, 1-3 bedsTOTAL GFA = circa. 1800m2

NEW FRUIT TREES

architectual competition: Value proposition and widening the perspective on options

Old Maltings Site, Prospect Row, Cambridge:Design and Development Briefing

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Destinations: Shopping/Parks/Leisure/Services/Education

Atrium-House Typology (10.5mx6.8m) + with rooftop terrace +

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Option 02

Igniting conversations between stakeholders: alternative vision for the place and people.

Sunday, 1 May 2011

Your Facilitator Team

“ I take the privilege of supporting people in places on their journeys to more sustainable lifestyles very serious. I know from working in the field for over a decade that joy in bright ideas, creative dialogue techniques between the local, the regional and the international as well as good local leadership are the basic ingredients for the great stories of sustainable change”

Friday, 26 August 2011