New report highlights the importance of long-term placemaking

New report calls for long-term placemaking to create vibrant communities

The ‘Place Building – Developing Homes & Communities’ report advocates a shift from short-term housing targets to long-term placemaking, highlighting that, by aligning policy incentives with on-the-ground innovation and community insight, the built environment sector can transition from fragmented, short-term housing delivery towards a true place-building approach, leaving a legacy of lasting communities across the UK.

New report highlights the importance of long-term placemaking

The University of the Built Environment has launched their new Place Building – Developing Homes & Communities report, advocating focus on more long-term targets Long-term placemaking is the subject of the report, discussing how policy incentives, insights from the community, and innovation can lead to a boost in delivering housing targets and long-lasting communities. The current approach to housing is comparatively considered to be fragmented,…

New report calls for long-term…

The ‘Place Building – Developing Homes & Communities’ report advocates a shift from short-term housing targets to long-term placemaking, highlighting that, by aligning policy incentives with on-the-ground innovation and community insight, the built environment sector can transition from fragmented, short-term housing delivery towards a true place-building approach, leaving a legacy of lasting communities across the UK.