Another piece about how our public spaces are formed. Made for the Sensory Trust.
Showing posts with label planning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label planning. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Regeneration Nightmares Vol 1
Part of the day job is working with folks who don't get much of a say in how their environment is built and managed.
Part of what we do is host events that are accessible, fun and create a casual atmosphere that enables people to voice their opinions on decisions that will affect their places. We take these opinions and ensure they influence the planning decisions from the beginning of the project.
This is a cartoon I made a while back which we were going to use in a piece of promo that didn't quite come off.
It is, of course, a work of fiction and no resemblance to any real person, living or dead, or any public art project, is intended or implied.
Part of what we do is host events that are accessible, fun and create a casual atmosphere that enables people to voice their opinions on decisions that will affect their places. We take these opinions and ensure they influence the planning decisions from the beginning of the project.
This is a cartoon I made a while back which we were going to use in a piece of promo that didn't quite come off.
It is, of course, a work of fiction and no resemblance to any real person, living or dead, or any public art project, is intended or implied.
Labels:
culture,
planning,
public art,
public space,
sense of place,
social capital
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