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SURF Awards for Best Practice in Community Regeneration 2010 Presentation Dinner - 02/12/2010
Celebrating success in Scottish community regeneration More |
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A Step Change: Local Government Leadership for a Low Carbon Economy - 04/11/2010
Sustainable Scotland Network Conference 2010, Edinburgh More |
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SFHA: Property Maintenance Conference - 01/11/2010
Fairmont, St Andrews More |
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The Lochgelly Charrette - 13/10/2010
Gallery of Modern Art, Belford Road, Edinburgh, EH4 3DR More |
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Making Space 2010 - architecture and design for children and young people - 07/10/2010
Children in Scotland two-day event More |
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SFHA & Poverty Alliance One Day Conference - Tackling Poverty in Our Communities - 30/09/2010
Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow More |
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Making the Case for Regeneration Using Case Studies from Across Scotland - 23/09/2010
SURF/SCR workshop event, Aberdeen More |
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CDAS Conference - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT – NOW MORE THAN EVER? - 21/09/2010
Tuesday, 21 September, Hampden Stadium, Glasgow More |
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GHA Seminar - 16/09/2010
Preventing Violence – A Shared Agenda More |
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SURF Awards for Best Practice in Community Regeneration - 19/07/2010
Nominate a project or initiative for a 2010 SURF Award before 20th September More |
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The Lochgelly Charrette - 13/10/2010
RICS Scotland
The Scotland Charrette series formed part of the Scottish Government's Scottish Sustainable Communities Initiative (SSCI). Lochgelly was selected as one of three Charrettes, alongside the Crichton Campus in Dumfries and the Grandholme Trust in Aberdeen, all having already achieved SSCI status.
The Lochgelly Charrette was facilitated by Fife Council and the nature of the process fully tested the capabilities, resources and skills of everyone involved.
Andres Duany (DPZ) led the Charrette process and considered Lochgelly to be one of the most complex and challenging projects his firm had ever undertaken. DPZ's challenge was to create a plan to expand Lochgelly's population by around 50% over the next 15 years. Did he achieve this? What are the implications for planning? Website: www.rics.org/lunchtime1011
Contact: Sharon Kerr, RICS Scotland
Tel: 0131 240 0836
Email: skerr@rics.org
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