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Copy of presentation to the Meadowbank Sounding Board- 17th January 2019 T With indicative layouts and interpretation of findings Subject to further consultations F A R D MEADOWBANK MASTERPLAN Masterplan Consultation Progress Update

  1. Copy of presentation to the Meadowbank Sounding Board- 17th January 2019 T With indicative layouts and interpretation of findings Subject to further consultations F A R D MEADOWBANK MASTERPLAN Masterplan Consultation Progress Update

  2. Masterplan and PPP Boundary Proposed redevelopment of existing Sports Centre site to provide new Sports Centre facilities and redevelopment of surplus land for mixed uses including residential, student accommodation, hotel and commercial uses , together with car parking, landscaping, drainage and ancillary works. T F A detailed consent in place for new sports centre R D DRAFT

  3. DRAFT Masterplan Team City of Edinburgh Council Housing Service Client RSP Will Rudd Davidson David Adamson Collective M&E Engineers Structural Eng. QS and PD Architecture T Ian White Associates F Landscape Arch A R D

  4. Aims and Objectives T F A The council is committed to developing a proposal for a masterplan that shows a development with a R number of different uses in line with those identified in the planning permission. It is important that the masterplan reflects the needs and aspirations of the many and varied communities in the area. The first stage is to understand what people would like to see as part of the new development in terms of uses as well as community facilities, green spaces and local amenities. The aim of the masterplanning exercise may D be summarised as follows: • Ensure that Meadowbank and its community are at the heart of the masterplan and its development. • Undertake a collaborative, design led approach with co-creation and stakeholders working at the centre of the design process. • Create an exceptional place that is rooted in its historic context. • Develop a vibrant new neighbourhood combining residential and commercial use in a holistic and sustainable way. • Create a positive relationship with the area, new development and shared open space to enhance the quality of life for local residents and visitors. DRAFT

  5. DRAFT Consultations T 2. Design workshops 1. Tell us about 3. Visions and ideas F A focussed activity with Meadowbank Further public events to a small group resident Public consultations to present the first sketch A representatives and invite people to share their layouts and ideas for the council officers to knowledge, opinions and masterplan. Comments consider the detail of what aspirations for the site. and opinions will be R might be possible with the invited at this event also. masterplan D The first round of consultations More focussed activities Sounding board Final workshops, open to all Open to all, covering a wide area Resident representatives Principle discussions A further opportunity to get First look at the proposals Range of people invited Community Council involved

  6. DRAFT Session 1- Tell us about Meadowbank T F A R D 1st 20th August Willowbrae Church 2nd 22nd August Craignetinny Community Centre 3rd 20th September Abbeyhill Primary School DAY 1: DAY 2: DAY 3: Members of the public filled in: Members of the public filled in: Members of the public filled in: - 79 Place Standard Forms - 13 Place Standard Forms - 6 Place Standard Forms - 111 Questionnaires - 31 Questionnaires - 4 Questionnaires - 194 Flags added to the model - 77 Flags added to the model - 42 Flags added to the model

  7. DRAFT T T F F A A R R D D

  8. Session 1- Tell us about Meadowbank DRAFT Questionnaire results What the area needs Age of respondents T 1 7 2 4 3 F 140 28 120 DAY 1 DAY 2 51 100 A 14 14 80 32 60 R 40 20 1 14 0 57 DAY 3 D Online l s k g y e g e e n y ' n n e s m r . n r t f r n l e k e o o f a d o p i e i a l i d P l r s g i i a e s H o d n s t c o u r 67 u r a / y e r i e l e u a w e o v a i R o d P W s e S o g b H p l t H o c P r P r r y r m G m e o r i e P A e t o l G b h e l d i d l s o f b n y u b S m r l n A c t a a O u s P i c t a i s d e e m n s a A r y Y R e r s u o t o m e t t c i m i y y f b f n e l c l o a r f g a r e m A A r o c T u a n H d t o Q E i s u A s C i t u H h S o 0-19 20-39 40-59 60+ Undeterm ined g H i H Around 590 questionnaires

  9. Session 1- Tell us about Meadowbank DRAFT Flag results High Current Social rent Mixed Use SPACE : this amenities, also Cycle lanes volume of could be used by locals, connecting to HOUSING T T art studios, social shortage of GP other areas housing (not a fg ordable tra ffj c surgeries etc. (council) housing), gra ffj ti walls. CYCLE F F Objection - high Concerns about LANE buildings opposite 100 years trees maintenance flats on London Road. lived on this site - (particularly of No higher than vital for wildlife, our local air quality. sports centre) current wall so can’t PLEASE KEEP be seen. A A No more STUDENT accommodation, only SOCIAL HOUSING. Classes for fitness and This area is very Allotments classes should stay Reduction of congested at tra ffj c speed . Add Nursery and peak times as it the same size. cycle/walking Primary School R R infrastructure is Electrical charging points To bring P ARKING- ( more than 1) together Indoor current problems s p o r t s surrounding Dedicate D D d More tra ffj c - it is Facilities COMMUNITY cycle wa already a ys problem Create more sports Council wants facilities, place of relaxation and meeting local housing community in a safe OBJECTION - Football facility for Allotments ( as pleasant park. Add Edinburgh city+ TO TREES tennis courts and cycle shown in Concerns Leith athletics routes BEING REMOVE regarding historic plans ) already congested road- Loss of facilities London Road who uses (pollution etc.) St.Margarets Community house allotments. Grow Objection - to Concerned Protect not just your own food. flats/housing of about schools, Wheatley Elms any sort GPs but all trees 313 flags approximately

  10. DRAFT Session 2- Design Workshops T T F F A A R R D D

  11. Session 2- Design Workshops DRAFT People and format T F A R D

  12. Session 2- Design Workshops DRAFT Themes (Based on Place Standard Tool) Workshop C2 Workshop A Housing and Community Active Travel Cycling and Streets T Thursday 15th November Monday 19th November 10.30am to 12.30pm 1pm to 2.30pm F Workshop D1 A Workshop B Economy and Local Amenity Heritage and Identity- TOUR Thursday 15th November Monday 10th December R 1.30pm to 3.30pm 11am to 12.30am D Workshop D2 Workshop C1 Heritage and Identity Open space, trees and green WORKSHOP space Monday 10th December Monday 19th November 1.30pm to 3.30pm 10.30am to 12pm STUDY TOUR Friday 16th November

  13. DRAFT Session 2- Design Workshops A- Housing and Community B- Economy and Local Amenity T Creating High Quality Place for the Wider F Neighbourhood Urban realm first Respect and Integrate Exemplar A Village Centre Connections to Liveable neighbourhood and Accessible amenity Family Homes R White board comments and sketches…….. D

  14. • Character and materials. Quality of Session 2- Design Workshops materials. In keeping with the existing area. A- Housing and Community • Tenure blind. Housing ownership B- Economy and Local Amenity indistinguishable. • Trees. Consideration longer term of how they grow. Full life of the T tree. • Time. Thinking now and into the future. F • “Create place first and then the T buildings” based on a quote from A Jan Gehl F • The process in developing the proposals. Openness and 3 transparency. Loss of control is the R A 1 concern. • Accessible homes. Ability to move around. Inside and out. D R Hub • Pedestrian priority. Flexible and adaptable. • Lifetime Homes D • “Meadowbank Village” as a hub providing a range of services. 2 • Meeting rooms, halls and space for drop-in events. • Create Place. Where people felt they live. • Connection. Street naming. • Concept of community building DRAFT

  15. Session 2- Design Workshops DRAFT Study Tour APPROXIMATE “Butterfly” Lochend ROUTE Park Visiting T Gardens Meadowbank F Start DRAFT Page 8 of 15 << Then off to Leith Fort A R D Study Tour Friday 16th November 2018, 10.30am to 1pm

  16. DRAFT Session 2- Design Workshops Study Tour T F A R D

  17. DRAFT 2. DESIGN WORKSHOPS Session 2- Design Workshops C- Open Space, Trees and Green Spaces T F A R D 1. Elm tree heave on Wishaw Road 1. Wheatley elm trees 2. Dominant cypress trees 3. Sycamore and rowan group 4. Sycamore group at car park entrance 5. Sycamore group to Piershill loop boundary 6. Piershill loop vegetation 8. Landscape treatment to East Coast Main Rail line boundary 7. Scrub to east end of site 9. Potential path link to Restalrig 10. Potential community growing space 1 1 . Network Rail access point 12. Gas Substation (retained)

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