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Very often when cities get planned, in the same way when buildings get planned,
people jump straight to design and don't ask questions about what people want
to do. It's often the case because they are quite often hard questions to ask
because you're asking people about what they want to be doing at some point in
the future. You're asking people to imagine things being different and how
they have they want them to be different. Rather than simply
giving them a picture of this - options A, B & C to decide they like
and then they simply tick it. So it's much more subtle the questions are harder to
ask and sometimes harder to answer as well. So you need better structures
better techniques, better ways of asking those questions and giving people a chance
give their views. Question: One of the reasons we started talking about 'briefs' was an
experience you had being an architect? Yeah, it came
out of life time as an architect but particularly one case,
which I always talk about of a client who unprompted produced a day in his life
for me which was how he would in the house that I was going to design
for him. How he would come home, how he would use the house when he arrived home
and he basically gave me an evening in his house until he turned the light out.
Which was brilliant because it showed me what he wanted to do in the house and
gave me far more information than most people usually give as a starting
point for me to then design a building around. The more information you
have to design around, the easier it generally is to design but people often
kind of assume that you know you that you don't want people chipping in
or too much information, it just make life complicated doesn't it? But
buildings and spaces and cities are complex things, you need the information.
Question: We're asking people to say what would they want to do in this Castle Gateway area?
Yeah, it's about asking people in all
sorts of different ways, because you simply go up somebody in the street
and say what you want to do in here in ten years time then you'll
get blank faces. But it's trying to find ways of enabling people to vocalize
that stuff and to visualize it. Being able to see the structure of what's there see
how it might be different and then start to see how they might do things there at
some point in the future. So that they're not redesigning the area
but they're kind of giving those who do get involved in designing the
area a starting point which is well informed which is rich and which has
layers to it which then gives them a starting point to design.
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