Knowing our Places? Contexts and Edges in Integrating Disciplines in Built Environment Education

Figures & data

Box 1 An outline typology of Development Planning instruments — strategy, implementation and management

Policy and principles - Issues based Transnational spatial strategies National spatial strategies Regional spatial strategies Sub regional spatial strategies Local plans and development frameworks Statements of corporate responsibility	Policy and principles - Place based Countryside characterisation studies Urban characterisation studies Village design statements Area management plans
Implementation - Place based Area action plans Development briefs Master plans Design and access statements Legal covenants	Implementation - Development based Detailed development design Development evaluation Inception and feasibility studies Property management plans Specifications of works Development contracts

Figure 1 Timescale, policy and action: linking planning, urban design and architecture

(Source: Chapman and Larkham, 1999, p. 226)

Figure 2 Linking planning tools to design and spatial scale

(Source: from an unpublished CABE presentation, reproduced by permission)

Figure 3 The opportunity to increase value

(Source: CABE, 2003 p. 22; reproduced by permission)

Table

	(Husbandry)
	(Construction)
1. Implementation	(Management)	Construction and use
	(Prescription)	(CABE stage 3)
	(Design)
2. Decision-making	(Policy)	Planning, design and specification
	(Strategy)	(CABE stage 2)
	(Preparation)
3. Data and analysis	(Understanding)	Preparation and inception
	(Knowledge)	(CABE stage 1)

Figure 4 Illustrating the strategy-policy/prescription-action ‘boundary’

Chapman D. & Larkham P. J. (1999). Urban design, urban quality and the quality of life: Reviewing the Department of the Environment’s Urban Design Campaign. Journal of Urban Design, 4 (2), 211-232.

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CABE. (Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment). (2003). Creating excellent buildings: A guide for clients. London: Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment.

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