Public Spaces, Plaemaking, and Citizen-led Planning
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- 1. PLACEMAKING, PUBLIC SPACES, AND CITIZEN-LED PLANNING Ragene Andrea L. Palma ragenepalma@gmail.com | littlemissurbanite.com Learnings from Northampton, Massachusetts
- 2. OUTLINE ➤ PART I: Democracy and equality in planning: The fight for public and open spaces, and citizen-led planning, and how it relates to sustainability ➤ PART II: The objective: Learning from a different system, and the tactics of approaching communities and spaces ➤ PART III: Learning from Northampton, and a few other cities ➤ PART IV: Takeaways for the PH setting: Creating Placemade
- 3. I PART
- 4. INEQUALITY
- 6. INEQUALITY
- 8. Map by Francis Gasgonia
- 9. Map by Francis Gasgonia CITIES
- 10. CITIES Photo by Paulo Alcazaren
- 12. REPUBLIC
- 14. RES PUBLICA BONDS OF ASSOCIATION MUTUAL COMMITMENT OF PEOPLE A POLITY, NOT JUST FRIENDS AND FAMILY Source: The Fall of Public Man A “ PUBLIC AFFAIR”
- 15. IN TODAY’S RES PUBLICA STRANGERS ARE THREATSSource: The Fall of Public Man
- 16. WHEN CITIES SHOULD HAVE PUBLIC SPACES FOR COHESIVE SOCIETIES
- 17. IF PEOPLE ARE THE LIFEBLOOD OF CITIES
- 18. MAKE DEMOCRACY WORK IN URBAN PLANNING
- 19. WORK TO MAKE URBAN PLANNING CITIZEN-LED
- 20. II PART
- 22. PLACEMAKING activated spaces community engagement colors chairs usable spaces outdoor lifestyle conversation sharing inclusive activities play gardens happiness walkable areas productivityopenness
- 23. FELLOWSHIP OBJECTIVE: To learn the strategies and tactics of recreating spaces with communities sustainably
- 24. III PART
- 25. NORTHAMPTON
- 26. FOCUS ON ALL NEIGHBORHOODS
- 27. TACTICAL URBANISM: FROM UNLOVED PAVEMENTS TO LOVED SPACES
- 30. 2008 NOW Permanent open space 15% 25% Managed for conservation 20%
- 35. Protected Spaces
- 36. Road Narrowing
- 37. Way-finding
- 38. Comfort in public spaces
- 42. Women’s history mural on unused walls
- 43. Open spaces for gardens
- 44. Knowledge on flora in public gardens
- 45. Edible gardens
- 47. Art and nature
- 52. BOSTON
- 60. Protected streets for the youth
- 62. Movable chairs
- 63. MANCHESTER Pride in city identity
- 64. KEY LEARNINGS 1. Societal cohesion is how cities work - neighborhoods, people as friends, liberties and voices matter; placemaking is one way to push cohesion further. 2. “Comprehensive” planning doesn’t always work, we have too much bureaucracy; smaller plans, which echo Jacobsean arguments, work better at specific scales. 3. Make goals, set targets that you understand, not because you have to “comply.” Learn to monitor. 4. Not because it’s “government” or “authority” doesn’t mean it’s always right. Governments have to ask, and have to listen.
- 66. IV PART
- 67. Urban planning doesn’t always have to be top- down, too technical, or investment- intensive. It can simply be done with plants and paint, and with communities.
- 68. PLACEMADEcreating better urban spaces, one place at a time I created
- 69. “More than half of the world’s population now live in urban areas. By 2050, that figure will have risen to 6.5 billion people – two-thirds of all humanity. Sustainable development cannot be achieved without significantly transforming the way we build and manage our urban spaces.”
- 70. PLACEMADE’S VISION Top-down planning Inclusive planning Unshared, inequitable spaces Better, greener, usable places FROM TO Spaces and streets left alone by residents Places championed and transformed by communities Drab, decaying cities Livable, sustainable cities
- 71. REIMAGINE TEACH CREATE SUSTAIN URBAN TRANSFORMATION Localize and simplify the framework.
- 72. YSEALI Professional Fellows Spring 2018 Environmental Sustainability YSEALI Urban Planning and Smart Growth - Singapore Regional Workshop 2017 Jean Palma, EnP Yowee Gonzales, EnP Eunice Dela Cruz Ishtar Padao, EnP Francis Gasgonia, EnP TEAM LEAD, CONDUCT OF PLACEMAKING 101 MENTORING ON RESILIENT SPACES MENTORING ON SOCIO- POLITICAL SPACES PROJECT MAPPING PROJECT MAPPING
- 73. Write letters.
- 74. Local is key. Inspire change.
- 76. PLACEMADEMAP BY ISHTAR PADAO SSS VILLAGE STREET PAINTING: IDENTITY, EQUALITY, AND COLOR
- 78. PHYSICAL CHANGE & TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGE ➤ Gutter, sidewalk, and pedestrian crosswalk painting ➤ School garden ➤ Protected bike lane and water pumping station parklet ➤ Capacitating the Homeowners Associations ➤ Collaborating with the city planning office
- 79. Observe the city. Write urban diaries.
- 80. Or sketch.
- 81. “Instead of waiting for years of planning studies and computer models to get something done, we’ve done it with paint and temporary materials. And the proof is not in the computer model, it is in the real-world performance of the street. -Janette Sadik-Khan New York City Department of Transportation
- 82. Let’s collaborate. And please like our page! facebook.com/ PlacemadePH
- 83. PLACEMAKING, PUBLIC SPACES, AND CITIZEN-LED PLANNING Ragene Andrea L. Palma ragenepalma@gmail.com | littlemissurbanite.com Learnings from Northampton, Massachusetts THANK YOU.