Proposals for an updated Manual for Streets [3] debated by eleven leading experts in this field.
0:00:00 – Katja Stille, UDG Chair. Director Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design.
INTRODUCTION TO THE DISCUSSION
0:03:00 – Glenn Higgs WSP, Technical Director Transport Planning
INTRODUCTION TO MANUAL FOR STREETS [3]
0:10:04 – Robert Huxford UDG Director
THE POLITICAL & LEGAL FRAMEWORK (Fundamental yet perhaps overlooked issues)
0:17:38 – Jeremy Leach London Living Streets, Chair
VISION ZERO (Road Safety)
0:23:19 – Graham Smith Urban Design Consultant
BOULEVARDS, MAIN STREETS, DENSITY (What else ought to be considered for inclusion)
0:30:54 – Stefan Kruckowski Urban Designer
PRACTICAL APPLICATION (Documents, aims versus reality).
0:37:50 – Julie Futcher Architect, Researcher + Consultant
CLIMATE RESPONSIVE STREETS (A frequently overlooked issue).
0:47:48 – Colin Davis Architect and Public Realm Consultant
PUTTING MANUAL FOR STREETS TO PRACTICAL USE (The importance of clarity in the use of language).
0:53:09 – Kenny Aitken Transport Scotland
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE- SCOTLAND AND THE NATIONAL ROADS DEVELOPMENT GUIDE (The importance of a regularly updated online resource)
1:01:57 – Brenda Puech Inclusive Design Consultant
INCLUSIVE DESIGN (What about existing streets?)
1:13:18 – Phil Jones Phil Jones Associates
REFLECTIONS (Why has there been little progress over the past 10 to 20 years, particularly in the context of mass housing?)
1:23:02 – Tim Pharoah Transport and Urban Planning Consultant
REFLECTIONS (Should there be more congruence with national policy goals?)
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