3 What The Public Wants - Gianni Longo
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3 What The Public Wants - Gianni Longo
- 1. What the Public Wants People, Pixels, and Plans
- 2. Preamble to the Charter “We are committed to reestablishing the relationship between the art of building and the making of community, through citizen-based participatory planning and design.”
- 3. Preamble to the Charter “We are committed to reestablishing the relationship between the art of building and the making of community, through citizen-based participatory planning and design.”
- 4. Two Questions How do we understand what the public wants? How do we facilitate the integration of the intuitive and informed in the making of a comprehensive plan?
- 7. People: the Value Game Whose values?
- 10. Some people nervous, still…
- 11. Pixels: Seeing to Understand the World
- 16. These tools are very seductive. They… Help us understand place Illustrate choices Help us make decisions What we need is a framework to use them
- 17. The Public Process Analytical Generative Deliberative
- 18. Generating Ideas
- 19. Linking Ideas to Place
- 20. Linking Ideas and Place on the Website Courtesy: Environmental Simulation Center
- 21. Outcome: Values that represent what the public genuinely want
- 22. Analytical: Understanding The Visual Implication of Ideas
- 23. Analytical – Measuring the Impact of Ideas Courtesy: Environmental Simulation Center
- 24. Evaluating scenarios Courtesy: Environmental Simulation Center
- 25. Outcome: A Vision that articulates how the community can address those values
- 26. Deliberative: Use of Key-pad Technology
- 27. Columbus 2012
- 28. To Shorten the Feedback Loop
- 31. Outcome: Policies that determine how the vision can be implemented
- 32. Three Desired Outcomes Values: Represent what the public genuinely want Vision: Articulates how the community can address those values Policies: Determine how the vision can be implemented
- 33. What Are the Benefits? The integration of public involvement and information technology facilitates the making of a plan in many ways. It Places information at the public’s fingertips Anticipates the future Enables informed decisions Gives us permission to act
- 34. For more information glongo@ACP-planning.com