LISKEARD CATTLE MARKET ITERATION 01 CIRCULATION PRESENTATION
ITERATION 01 INTRODUCTION This document summarises the extent of the progress made to date on the Liskeard Masterplan Proposal. The proposed masterplan has come as Feasibility a product of a number of correspondences, meetings and a community Brief/ Planning Studies planning workshop, which have all helped to inform the design. Programme Submission Masterplan The masterplan will be continued to be developed through the next iterations, Development 13.04.20 Updates as the project team look to submit the masterplan proposal as an outline planning application and the Workshed as a full planning application by April 2020 as well as an ERDF application submittal by late November this year. This document will help to gain feedback from Cornwall Council and better inform the design team of their aspirations and needs for the site as well as the Workshed proposed as part of the masterplan scheme. With the scheme being broken up into two key elements this document has been structured using the following key headings: 1. Masterplan Proposal 2. The Workshed February March April May June July August September October November December RIBA Stage 2 RIBA Stage 3 Consultation Community Cabinet ERDF Planning Meeting - Funding Weekend Funding Submission Liskeard
masterplan proposal 1
COMMUNITY PLANNING WEEKEND 8TH - 12TH MARCH 2019
Liskeard Cattle Market Charrette Liskeard Cattle Market Charrette Report Back Broadsheet Report Back Broadsheet Friday 08 March to Tuesday 12 March 2019 Friday 08 March to Tuesday 12 March 2019 We should be upcycling people, upcycling the town! Aerial view looking South West Market Square looking West New Community Vision for After the public workshop, the JTP team used the information gathered to draw up a Vision for the Cattle Liskeard Cattle Market Market site, including an illustrative masterplan. This was presented back to the local community on Tuesday 12 March at the Eliot House Hotel. Regenerate the Cattle Market to create a new community Market Square looking East Aerial view looking East heart which catalyses the “up-cycling” of the town; provide Following the Charrette, members of the Liskeard Cattle a mix of uses including community, arts and culture, Market Working Group will review the outcomes of the enterprise, eating and selling; create fmexible, public space fjve day event and develop a viable plan with partners and for markets and other activities; provide green spaces and business cases for elements of the scheme, which will be accessible community gardens; connect to and serve the used to support bids for funding. An updated masterplan whole town, providing something for everyone. will then be drawn up for public consultation before a fjnal masterplan and phased delivery plan is presented to key These are some of the ideas to emerge from the Liskeard stakeholder groups. Cattle Market Charrette held between Friday 8 to Tuesday 12 March to create a new Vision for this important site. Background The Charrette was an interactive planning and design event In December 2017 the fjnal livestock sale was held at Liskeard supported by national government and facilitated by Cattle Market and subsequent consultations have shown that Family Hub fronting Varley Lane architects and community planners JTP. It was an there is strong support for redeveloping the site. The Liskeard opportunity for residents and local stakeholders to share Neighbourhood Plan 2018 encourages the development of, “a their local knowledge and ideas through facilitated mix of uses that support the vitality and viability of the town For more information on the Liskeard Cattle Market Charrette please visit workshops, walkabouts and hands-on planning groups. centre (Cattle Market Policy TC4)”. jtp.co.uk/projects/liskeard or contact the JTP Community Planning team at community@jtp.co.uk or on Freephone 0800 0126730.
Illustrative Masterplan Barras Street Key 1 Liskerrett Square Residential – repurposed Victorian school and high quality new build Flexible Hard Standing for community events / car 2 parking access from Fairpark Rd 3 Bastion Park - with views to south west 4 Children & Family Hub 5 Affordable Workspace D e 6 “Kres an Rosow” – Community, Arts & Culture a n Street 7 Loading Bay 9 “Jynnji” – the engine room viewing tower 8 Junction improvements and GP Surgery Extension 9 18 Retain Gilberts Outfitters d 10 a Retain Liskeard Market Cafe 11 o R Retain and repurpose St John Ambulance building 12 – reprovide for St John elsewhere on site k r 10 Market Place a 13 5 p Retail Units - retain and upgrade 14 r i a “Work Shed” Enterprise Space & Farm Shop 15 F Community Garden 16 Hurlers Court Market Approach 17 – pedestrianised with servicing access 11 Barras St / Dean St Junction Remodelling 18 12 17 – to improve the pedestrian experience 14 2 13 1 4 15 8 3 6 Varley Lane 7 16 t e e r t S n r a B For more information on the Liskeard Cattle Market Charrette please visit jtp.co.uk/projects/liskeard or contact the JTP Community Planning team at community@jtp.co.uk or on Freephone 0800 0126730.
ILLUSTRATIVE MASTERPLAN PHASING STRATEGY Phase 01 (including ERDF Work Shed) Phase 02 Phase 03 Access to area and existing properties to be Phase maintained 02 Phase RIBA Work Stage 02 02 RIBA Work Stage 02 Phase Phase 01 Phase 03 RIBA Work 03 Stage 03 RIBA Work RIBA Work Stage 02 Stage 02
the workshed 2
THE BRIEF & PROJECT DESCRIPTION • Develop Creative Workspace scheme to RIBA Stage 3 ahead of submission of an ERDF Full Application due 1 December; located in the south east corner of the site • Design and build of fmexible managed offjce / workshop space. • Needs to be coherent and aligned with the other phases of the Cattle Market regeneration. • Targeted at small and micro businesses within digital and creative industries. • Designed to be as fmexible as possible (i.e. ability to remove / add partition walls). • Workspace needs a controlled access, overseen by an entrance/cofgee desk with breakout area. 1470 SQ.M. 1216 SQ.M. GEA GIA
WORKSHED DESIGN FRAMEWORK STEP 01: DELIVERABLE FOOTPRINT Work Shed Building Footprint
WORKSHED DESIGN FRAMEWORK STEP 02: MASS BREAKDOWN INTO SMALLER VOLUMES Work Collaborate Work
WORKSHED DESIGN FRAMEWORK STEP 03: PUSHING MASS TO REVEAL MARKET SPACE Pedestrian Flow
WORKSHED DESIGN FRAMEWORK STEP 04: CREATING PUBLIC ENTRY POINT Entrance
WORKSHED DESIGN FRAMEWORK STEP 05: ACTIVE FRONTAGES ON ALL SIDE OF BUILDING
WORKSHED DESIGN FRAMEWORK STEP 06: VISUAL CONNECTIONS THROUGH BUILDING
WORKSHED DESIGN FRAMEWORK STEP 07: INTEGRATION WITH MASTERPLAN PROGRAMME Market Square The WorkShed Market Canopy Community Building
WORKSHED DESIGN FRAMEWORK ROOF PLAN WITH 1M SURROUNDING PERIMETER Extent of 1m perimeter line surrounding Workshed The WorkShed Market Canopy Community Building
WORKSHED ARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE ELEVATION DEVELOPMENT SKETCH
WORKSHED ARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE PRECEDENTS Bedales School Art & Design Building - FCB Studios Bedales School Art & Design Building - FCB Studios Bedales School Art & Design Building - FCB Studios Small Museum Pavillion - Von M Designers Small Museum Pavillion - Von M Designers
WORKSHED ARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE PRECEDENTS Museum Germany, Von M Manor Works Community building - Architecture 00 Museum Germany, Von M Manor Works Community building - Architecture 00
WORKSHED ARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE PRECEDENTS Newtownards Project - Wm Given Architects Windermere Jetty Museum - Comardy Groake Newtownards Project - Wm Given Architects Dockside - Graham Baba Architects Wilberforce School - Jonathan Tuckey Studio
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