Public Planning Reimagined : Building Capacity and Agency
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ArticlePublication details: Wiley 2019Description: Vol 89, Issue 3, 2019 : (26-31 p.)Online resources:
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Architectural designSummary: Recent decades have seen knowledge‐sharing across local‐authority planning departments greatly diminished, with ever‐dwindling numbers of architects employed in them. Countering these trends, non‐profit social enterprise Public Practice places its associates in public bodies to champion innovation and embed research in the planning workflow. Its Research and Communications Manager Frederik Weissenborn describes how it functions.
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Recent decades have seen knowledge‐sharing across local‐authority planning departments greatly diminished, with ever‐dwindling numbers of architects employed in them. Countering these trends, non‐profit social enterprise Public Practice places its associates in public bodies to champion innovation and embed research in the planning workflow. Its Research and Communications Manager Frederik Weissenborn describes how it functions.
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