Belfast·SPG007 Masterplanning Approach for Major Development·Page 7·2.1.3
Placemaking - Asset Identification and Vision Development
Successful placemaking requires identifying place assets and developing a vision for future potential, including relationships between buildings and spaces, public domain quality, interconnections between parts of settlements, and patterns of movement and activity.
The SPPS states that the key to successful placemaking is identifying the assets of a particular place as well as developing a vision for its future potential. This includes the relationship between different buildings, the relationship between buildings and spaces; the nature and quality of the public domain itself, the relationship of one part of a village, town or city with other parts and the patterns of movement and activity that are thereby established.
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