The value of small-scale development & how to enable it - Brian Falk

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Brian Falk, Director, Project for Lean Urbanism, US at the OECD Conference on SMEs and the Urban Fabric, 15-16 April 2019, OECD Trento Centre, Italy. Full event info: https://oe.cd/SMEs-Cities

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The Value of
Small-Scale Development
And How to Enable It
BRIAN FALK, Director

Lost knowledge
How cities were settled and designed
How cities were built

How cities were built
• Incrementally
• Successionally
• Varying scales
• By locals

The value of Small
• 89% – Fewer than 20
employees
• Return 52% – 79% of
revenue vs 14%

Fabric of the city
• Main Street
• Suppliers

Small-scale development
• Cities need all scales
• System encourages big
• Big is all that’s built

Small-scale development
• Cities need all scales
• System encourages big
• Big is all that’s built
Small
• is more adaptable
• preserves character
• spreads risks and rewards
• allows locals to participate

Scale is critical
The same requirements for big and
small projects place a disproportionate
burden on the small ones.

What’s needed
1. Change requirements
that impede small-scale
development
2. Recruit and train small
developers

Tools
4
Critical, attainable reform
associated with lean site
plans
28
Site Development
Incremental improvements
to walkability within the Lean
context
Urban Form
Strategies
20
Changes that will most
effectively implement a
predictable, Lean process
Procedural Strategies
08
Identify how to use Tool for
the local context
06
Decision Points
TABLEOFCONTENTS

Pink Zone
• Manual
• Technical assistance
3 Phases
• Assessment – Lean Scan
• Protocols – Workshop
• Implementation –
Action Plan

Is Small possible in your city?
Level playing field?
• Regulations, bureaucracy,
cost, financing

Is Small possible in your city?
Level playing field?
• Regulations, bureaucracy,
cost, financing
Can entrepreneurs
• Operate without licenses?
• Own their own space?

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