riverside lambeth estate residents’ … visit to a local example redevelopment project, allowed...

1 Lambeth Riverside Estate | Resident’s Steering Group

RIVERSIDE L AMBE T H ES TAT E

R E SI D E N T S’ S T E E R I N G G R O U P

MAY 2018


“Working alongside Riverside and Bellway, Engage at PRP will implement an open and inclusive engagement approach to the design of the Lambeth Estate masterplan. This will ensure residents, and local stakeholders can be active players in the redevelopment process helping achieve a successful transformation of the community.”

OUR OBJECTIVE


OUR CORE VALUES

Engage at PRP believe that designing with existing communities instead of for them is the only approach to building successful developments.

An open and inclusive approach to design ensures that residents can positively influence the process of design, ensuring the long-term success of their community.

TO BUILD TRUST AND DEVELOP A COMMON VISION

TO BE OPEN, TRANSPARENT AND

IMPARTIAL

TO ENABLE ON-GOING DIALOGUE TO BE DEVELOPED

TO ACHIEVE “BUY-IN” AND BUILD A SENSE

OWNERSHIP

TO BE RESPONSIVE TO THE OPINIONS OF THOSE

CONSULTED

TO OFFER CLEAR AND UNDERSTANDABLE COMMUNICATION

TO ACHIEVE PROPOSALS THAT ARE PRACTICAL, ACHIEVABLE

AND FULFIL THE NEEDS OF THOSE INVOLVED

TO SUPPORT ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT AND COMMUNITY

EMPOWERMENT

TO BE INCLUSIVE AND EMBRACE THE VIEWS OF

EVERYONE INVOLVED


THE STARTING PLACE

This starts with researching the site and identifying the residents, stakeholders and specific interest groups, so as to understand the past and present of a site, it’s demographics and possible sensitivities.

FAMILIES YOUTH

ELDERLYMINORITY GROUPS

RURAL ISOLATION

DESPONDENCE

PHYSICALLY DISABLED

ENGLISH AS AN ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE

INFORMATION GAPS

PROFESSIONALS CHILDRENADULT

LITERACY AND

NUMERACY


ENGAGEMENT DELIVERY STRUCTURE

RIVERSIDE & BELLWAY

PROJECT TEAM

RESIDENTS

LAMBETH COUNCIL

GLA

STEERING GROUP

ENGAGE AT PRP

PROJECT CONSULTANTS

The right project structure helps ensure the vision and objectives are successfully achieved.


Exhibitions and WorkshopsAn opportunity for individuals to have their say and questions answered. We engaged the residents to understand their issues and needs, and to explain possibilities for change.

What has happened so far...Exhibitions andWorkshops!

Residents turned out to have their say on what the future of the Geoffrey Close estate might look like.

Riverside organised two special events in November 2016 and May 2017, to gather your views on plans to invest millions of pounds to make the area a better place to live.

Workshop 1


Exhibitions and WorkshopsCreating a new community: Residents were introduced to the types of buildings which could be used to build the new community (single buildings, courtyard and mansion blocks).

The workshops also introduced a range of design and planning key rules that may affect the arrangement of the new homes (building heights, safe and active streets).

What has happened so far...Exhibitions andWorkshops!

The event was a great success with 80 of you working closely with ENGAGE. Creating ideas of how homes could be laid out, options for open spaces, the provision of community space and how customers could get around the estate.

Workshop 2


Feedback, monitoring & evaluationA summary of responses has been made available and participants were given clear feedback on the outcomes.

What has happened so far...

Two consultation events took place in December in the Mo Gorman Community Centre. Residents looked at display boards explaining the project, talked to the Riverside team, and left comments about what matters most to you.

More than 70 people joined us and 44 of you shared written feedback:

What would concern you most about redeveloping the estate?

• How much car parking will be provided. • Other things included moving house and possible

disruption during building work.

What have you told us so far?

Your say on the estate’s

future…

Residents turned out to have their say on what the future of the Geoffrey Close estate might look like.

Riverside organised two special events to gather your views on plans to invest millions of pounds to make the area a better place to live.

Thank you to everyone who joined us – and if you haven’t had a say yet, there will be plenty more opportunities to get involved.

Riverside is working with residents to look at redeveloping the estate so we can:

What needs to be improved?

• Nearly 90% of you feel that safety on the estate must be improved through the new development.

• Over half of you wanted better access for elderly and disabled residents, pedestrians and cyclists and street access.

• Over half of you wanted better connections to the wider area.

February 2017

Geoffrey, York & Canterbury Close News

Provide safer, warmer homes that are cheaper for you to heatCreate better open spaces for residents to enjoy

Improve the environment and community safety

Provide more affordable homes for people in need.

Newsletters!A record of responses with printed updates to residents including information about who attended the events, information about the feedback you provided, and some of your comments.

Lambeth Estate

Thank you to everyone who attended our latest consultation events at the beginning of May 2017. The event was a great success with 80 of you working closely with ENGAGE. Creating ideas of how homes could be laid out, options for open spaces, the provision of community space and how customers could get around the estate.

What you’ve told us so farFeedback from consultation in May 2017

Proposals for your Estate

Your say on the estate’s future…

Over the last few months we have been working closely with you to get ideas about what the future of the estate might look like. We are planning to invest millions of pounds so we can make the Lambeth estate a better place to live.

This is a big project, so it will take time and we want to keep you involved every step of the way.

Residents offered a range of valuable comments including the following:

The most important issues across the estate were:

• improving estate safety and security; • how parking will work;• re-provision of the community space, the Mo Gorman

Community Centre;• better design of open spaces for all age groups ;• improved design standards within new homes, such

as space, storage, and private balconies;• what residents will be offered;• when will decisions be made and parts of the process

happen;

June 2017

‘Qual i ty homes

with large

rooms and

storage space

in a great

neighbourhood. ’

‘This is a c lose community, i t has a good community

spir i t , i t should be retained. ’

‘Very helpful engagement and feels l ike being part of decis ion making. Looking forward to more. ’

Workshop 1 Workshop 2


Site VisitTo a local example redevelopment project, allowed residents to see possibilities for the future development of external elements such as streets, public/private open spaces, buildings, materials.

What has happened so far...

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Saturday 22nd July 2017The Oval Quarter Lambeth10 am - 1 pm

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Play in the street

Safe streets for all

11.00am.Public open space, outdoor play spaces and private balconies. Spot the difference between private and affordable homes (‘tenure blind’)

11.10am.Streets, parking and front gardens

11.20am.Maisonettes and duplexes

11.30am.Materials and detailing. ‘Where are the refuse store?’

11.40am.Pedestrian friendly streets 11.50am.Wheelchair accessible homes, duplexes with roof top gardens

12.00pm.Variety in type of street arrangements. Entrances to homes and apartments

12.10pm.Variety of buildings heights and materials

12.20pm.Final view. New homes arranged around a public open space.

1st stop

2nd stop

3rd stop

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7th stop

9th stop

5th stop

6th stop

8th stop

What are we going to see? Oval Quarter


Housing Needs Survey

Resident Design

WorkshopsWe will develop ideas

for the layout of homes, streets and

open spaces

Redevelopment Complete

Vision Workshop

Site Visit

Steering Group

Workshops

Site Visit

Appointing Joint Venture

Partner

Options Workshop

We are here

What happens next...

Construction of new homes

Construction of new homes

Residents move into new

homes

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Develop Planning

Application

Planning Application

‘HAVE YOUR SAY’


The Value of Good EngagementResidents and stakeholders will be active players in the design process from start to finish.

Consultation will be a critical element in exploring options and developing a masterplan and detailed proposals for the Lambeth Estate. Reinforcing and celebrating existing community assets.

We want to ensure that the residents are effectively and genuinely consulted so they can positively influence changes to their neighbourhood.

Consultation!

• Open,

• Inclusive,

• Clear and understandable,

• Responsive to opinions,

• Interesting.

Resident and Stakeholder Consultation...

To be effective the consultation process needs to be:


Public Consultation & Workshops• Open Day with exhibition of proposals

• Newsletter

• Ideas competition for artwork or landscape

• Utilise local organisations and events

• Before and after views of the estate

• Workshops around themes such as the local centre, improving the environment, and the use of open space

• Models to show proposals

• Consultation assistant to assist the masterplanning team

Resident and Stakeholder Consultation...Consultation!

The use of an open and inclusive approach can ensure that individuals and groups with different backgrounds and experiences can positively influence the design of their neighbourhoods.


Focus MeetingsTargeting specific stakeholder groups, these meetings can vary from informal coffee mornings to formal presentations introducing project proposals and workshops.

Coffee mornings

One to one meetings

Resident and Stakeholder Consultation...


Have your say...

Questions & Answers

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