- Landscape Interface Studio,
Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture
Kingston University
Knights Park
Kingston
KT1 2QJ
carine brannan
Kingston University, London, Landscape Architecture, Department Member
Landscape Interface Studio, in conjunction with the London based SME Shared Assets received funding from Creativeworks London to develop their collaborative project, “Limehouse Cut pilot project – linking place and creativity”. Funded... more
Landscape Interface Studio, in conjunction with the
London based SME Shared Assets received funding from
Creativeworks London to develop their collaborative project,
“Limehouse Cut pilot project – linking place and creativity”.
Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council
(AHRC), the Creativeworks London ‘Creative Vouchers
Scheme’ is an initiative established to enable London based
small and medium sized enterprises develop unique and
innovative short-term, collaborative research with academic
partners.
The project aims to develop a methodology that provides grounding for creative re-imagining of the Limehouse Cut as a shared local asset. The methodology will address challenges of creatively engaging people in underused and unloved ex-industrial sites, paying special attention to the history and identity of place, its environment and character. This is a project that is entirely rooted in its locality. Its focus will be on how best to develop new networks and connections around the Cut, and on developing tools and methodologies for bringing local people and creative businesses together sharing knowledge and inspiration.
Poplar and Limehouse, the neighbourhoods surrounding the Limehouse Cut, have the potential to provide infrastructure and space for London’s creative businesses, especially as prices rise elsewhere. This project will look at how these neighbourhoods can retain existing light industry as regeneration happens, and examine how the creative industries can support this process but taking care to retain distinctive qualities of place rather than gentrification. Once developed, this methodology could be applicable to other ex-industrial areas of London looking to attract and support creative industries while retaining and building on their distinctive local identities, and ensuring benefits accrue to local people.
London based SME Shared Assets received funding from
Creativeworks London to develop their collaborative project,
“Limehouse Cut pilot project – linking place and creativity”.
Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council
(AHRC), the Creativeworks London ‘Creative Vouchers
Scheme’ is an initiative established to enable London based
small and medium sized enterprises develop unique and
innovative short-term, collaborative research with academic
partners.
The project aims to develop a methodology that provides grounding for creative re-imagining of the Limehouse Cut as a shared local asset. The methodology will address challenges of creatively engaging people in underused and unloved ex-industrial sites, paying special attention to the history and identity of place, its environment and character. This is a project that is entirely rooted in its locality. Its focus will be on how best to develop new networks and connections around the Cut, and on developing tools and methodologies for bringing local people and creative businesses together sharing knowledge and inspiration.
Poplar and Limehouse, the neighbourhoods surrounding the Limehouse Cut, have the potential to provide infrastructure and space for London’s creative businesses, especially as prices rise elsewhere. This project will look at how these neighbourhoods can retain existing light industry as regeneration happens, and examine how the creative industries can support this process but taking care to retain distinctive qualities of place rather than gentrification. Once developed, this methodology could be applicable to other ex-industrial areas of London looking to attract and support creative industries while retaining and building on their distinctive local identities, and ensuring benefits accrue to local people.
Research Interests:
Research Interests: Environmental Education, Science Communication, Spatial Analysis, Architecture, Conservation Biology, and 18 moreLandscape Architecture, Green Infrastructure, Urban Planning, Design Research, Computer Aided Design, Sustainable Urban Environments, Urbanism, Housing, Ecology, Transportation, Biodiversity, Human-wildlife conflicts, Urban And Regional Planning, Urban Design, Spatial planning, Environmental Criminology, Landscape Planning, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Research Interests: Landscape Architecture, Regional policy, Community Development, Governance, Rural Development, and 16 moreRegional development, Urban And Regional Planning, Poland, Europeanisation, Structural Funds, EU cohesion policy, Social cohesion, Place Marketing, Poverty Studies, Inland Waterways, New Member States, EU Governance, EU regional development, Technology for Community Development, Sub national Actors, and Public Policy
Research Interests: Environmental Education, Science Communication, Conservation Biology, Landscape Architecture, Regional policy, and 16 moreInland Navigation, Governance, Ecology, Regional development, Biodiversity, Human-wildlife conflicts, Poland, Europeanisation, Structural Funds, EU cohesion policy, Social cohesion, Inland Waterways, New Member States, EU Governance, Sub national Actors, and Public Policy
A selection of 17 the Good Practices identified by partners and produced by Landscape Interface Studio, Kingston University for display, discussion and promotional purposes. They were first displayed at the Waterways Forward Masterclasses... more
A selection of 17 the Good Practices identified by partners and produced by Landscape Interface Studio, Kingston University for display, discussion and promotional purposes. They were first displayed at the Waterways Forward Masterclasses in Dublin in September 2011.
Research Interests: Botany, Landscape Ecology, Conservation Biology, Landscape Architecture, Regional policy, and 22 moreInland Navigation, Governance, Biology, Ecology, Regional development, Vegetation Ecology, Forest Ecology, Poland, European governance, EU Regional Policy, Europeanisation, Structural Funds, EU cohesion policy, Biodiversity Research, Social cohesion, Inland Waterways, New Member States, Landscape and Land-use-history, European policy recommendations, Alpine and Arctic Research, Sub national Actors, and Public Policy
Research Interests: Botany, Landscape Ecology, Conservation Biology, Landscape Architecture, Regional policy, and 22 moreInland Navigation, Governance, Biology, Ecology, Regional development, Vegetation Ecology, Forest Ecology, Poland, European governance, EU Regional Policy, Europeanisation, Structural Funds, EU cohesion policy, Biodiversity Research, Social cohesion, Inland Waterways, New Member States, Landscape and Land-use-history, EU2020 policy, Alpine and Arctic Research, Sub national Actors, and Public Policy
Europe's inland waterways are drivers for inclusive growth. "Fostering high-employment, delivering economic, social and territorial cohesion.....improving skills, flexibility and security in the labour market, enhancing the quality... more
Europe's inland waterways are drivers for inclusive growth.
"Fostering high-employment, delivering economic, social and
territorial cohesion.....improving skills, flexibility and security
in the labour market, enhancing the quality of jobs and conditions
for work creation.....reducing poverty by identifying best
practices, promoting learning, coordinating national actions,
establishing EU-wide rules and providing funds."
"Fostering high-employment, delivering economic, social and
territorial cohesion.....improving skills, flexibility and security
in the labour market, enhancing the quality of jobs and conditions
for work creation.....reducing poverty by identifying best
practices, promoting learning, coordinating national actions,
establishing EU-wide rules and providing funds."
Research Interests: Social Change, Regional policy, Inland Navigation, Economic Growth, Governance, and 16 moreSocial Justice, Regional development, Diversity & Inclusion, Social Inclusion, Poland, Europeanisation, Structural Funds, EU cohesion policy, Inland Waterways, New Member States, EU 2020 policy, Sub national Actors, Practice Based Approaches to the Study of Knowing, Learning and Change In Organisations, Higher Education Feminist Studies of Science and Technology, and Collaborative Action Research Methodologies
Europe's inland waterways are drivers for sustainable growth. "Promoting a more resource efficient, greener and more competitive economy....supporting a shift towards a resourceefficient, low-carbon economy that offers opportunities... more
Europe's inland waterways are drivers for sustainable growth.
"Promoting a more resource efficient, greener and more competitive
economy....supporting a shift towards a resourceefficient,
low-carbon economy that offers opportunities for
sustainable growth........maintaining a strong, diversified and
competitive industrial base that offers jobs in a low-carbon
economy."
"Promoting a more resource efficient, greener and more competitive
economy....supporting a shift towards a resourceefficient,
low-carbon economy that offers opportunities for
sustainable growth........maintaining a strong, diversified and
competitive industrial base that offers jobs in a low-carbon
economy."
Research Interests:
"Europe's inland waterways are drivers for smart growth. "Creating sustainable economic and social benefits by developing an economy based on knowledge, innovation, plus mobility for young Europeans to study, train, and work in... more
"Europe's inland waterways are drivers for smart growth.
"Creating sustainable economic and social benefits by developing
an economy based on knowledge, innovation, plus mobility
for young Europeans to study, train, and work in business
across the EU......turning ideas into jobs, green growth and
social progress with support for innovative businesses."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jppbEnUizl4
"Creating sustainable economic and social benefits by developing
an economy based on knowledge, innovation, plus mobility
for young Europeans to study, train, and work in business
across the EU......turning ideas into jobs, green growth and
social progress with support for innovative businesses."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jppbEnUizl4